LyveByte

Industry leading, highly scalable, low cost production line performance monitoring platform written on a modern technology stack all running on google cloud.

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@_davideast Seems to work fine as long as I switch the app context prior to calling refFromURL. Here's a gist https://t.co/5BlUaF42tF

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@_davideast I may have found a workaround. Still testing but it looks like if I call initialzieApp using the same ApiKey but pointing at the second database, I can hit it.

[LyveByte @lyvebyte]

@_davideast Looking at the refFromURL function in Database.js it is specifically throwing a fatal exception when the host names don't match.

if (https://t.co/SMxbCAeJIg !== this.repo_.repoInfo_.host) ...

Is there any other way you can think of?

[LyveByte @lyvebyte]

@_davideast Thanks David, I did notice that and tried it yesterday but it appears it won't allow you to change databases. The following error is produced. FIREBASE FATAL ERROR: database.refFromURL: Host name does not match the current database

[LyveByte @lyvebyte]

@_davideast Maybe a better question would be, is there a way to set it so the AngularFireDatabase.list<T> or .object<T> functions can still be used?

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@_davideast OK thanks. Can you see any issues using refFromUrl in Angularfire2?

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@_davideast Is there plans to update the client SDK such as database(url?: string): admin.database.Database; Additionally support in Angularfire2? Or, is it intended that the client should use refFromUrl?

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