Firebase CLI: where does the CLI keep the currently selected project?

[DS]

When I start using the command line tool on a freshly restarted computer I will have to login and also select a project to work using "firebase use ...".

Is there a way to check whether a project is already selected? 

I am trying to build a snappy wrapper Python script and unnecessarily calling "firebase use..." takes an extra second or two to complete, which I would like to prevent if possible.

[Michael Bleigh]

You can just pass `--project <project_id>` into any command to sidestep that. As for where it's stored, the value is stored in ~/.config/configstore/firebase-tools.json along with your other session-related configuration.

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