Background I’m a neophyte Rust developer but I’m very familiar with developing against Google’s APIs|services using its SDKs in its a subset (Golang, Python, JavaScript) of its supported (Go, Java, JavaScript,Python, Ruby, PHP, C#, C++) languages. It’s curious to me that, while Google invests in Rust, it has not added support for Rust (and I guess Swift would be another contender) to its SDK portfolio. This would be easier to accept if Google’s SDK story weren’t so complicated and poorly explained.

I’m using Firebase Authentication in a project to authenticate users of various OAuth2 identity systems. Firebase Authentication requires a set of Authorized Domains. The (web) app that interacts with Firebase Authentication is deployed to Cloud Run. The Authorized Domains list must include the app’s Cloud Run service URL. Cloud Run service URLs vary by Project (ID). They are a combination of the service name, a hash (?) of the Project (ID) and .

If you use jq, you’ll know that, its documentation uses examples that you can try locally or using the excellent jqplay: printf "[1,2,3]" | jq .[1:] [ 2, 3 ] And here If you use Google Cloud Platform (GCP) CLI, gcloud, this powerful tool includes JSON output formatting of results (--format=json) and YAML (--format=yaml) etc. and includes a set of so-called projections that you can use to format the returned data.