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"Deploy to Firebase?" should tell you where you're deploying to #2576
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Add firebase project name to `Deploy to firebase?` prompt. Fixes angular#2576
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Remove project name from firebase.json, since that is deprecated. The `check-deploy` gulp task now checks that an active project is defined at the start of `check-deploy`. To set the active project use: `firebase use <project-or-alias-name>`. Fixes angular#2576
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Remove project name from firebase.json, since that is deprecated. The `check-deploy` gulp task now checks that an active project is defined at the start of `check-deploy`. To set the active project use: `firebase use <project-or-alias-name>`. Fixes #2576
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It's all too easy to deploy to the main site when you meant to deploy to a personal project.
Maybe:
Deploy to Firebase project angular-io? (y/n)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: