sc add-gcp-broker assumes a GCP Project ID is set within gcloud config.
It does not provide a mechanism to specify a GCP project. I think it should.
I prefer this specificity when running commands to ensure I'm making changes to the correct (of many) projects.
sc add-gcp-broker
using project:
Failed to configure the Service Broker
Error: error enabling APIs. To make sure all APIs are correctly enabled, use links below:
servicebroker.googleapis.com: .../library/servicebroker.googleapis.com/?project=
bigquery-json.googleapis.com: .../library/bigquery-json.googleapis.com/?project=
bigtableadmin.googleapis.com: .../library/bigtableadmin.googleapis.com/?project=
ml.googleapis.com: .../library/ml.googleapis.com/?project=
pubsub.googleapis.com: .../library/pubsub.googleapis.com/?project=
spanner.googleapis.com: .../library/spanner.googleapis.com/?project=
sqladmin.googleapis.com: .../library/sqladmin.googleapis.com/?project=
storage-api.googleapis.com: .../library/storage-api.googleapis.com/?project=
sc add-gcp-broker
assumes a GCP Project ID is set within gcloud config.It does not provide a mechanism to specify a GCP project. I think it should.
I prefer this specificity when running commands to ensure I'm making changes to the correct (of many) projects.
Requires
Recommend (something similar to):