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Add support for searching locations by a Facebook Places ID #152
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Working on a project and found that searching by Facebook Place IDs would be useful!
I couldn't think of a good, clean way to query by another UUID with the way
#location_searchis currently implemented. I'm definitely open to suggestions.To not break current usage, I ended up adding another method, naming it following the current pattern in the specs.
I can tweak depending on your suggestions. Thanks!