use CI system --token flag on ng deploy

[yasinkocak]

**Angular:9.1.11

**Firebase:7.15.4

**AngularFire:6.0.2

For Ci/CD want use Ci system of firebase-tools:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/firebase-tools#using-with-ci-systems

ng deploy is not possible to use --token flag

Steps to set up and reproduce

On bitbucket pipeline use --token flag
`ng deploy --token= $FIREBASE_TOKEN

Expected behavior

Deploying to firebase hosting,functions

Actual behavior

get error
Unknown option: '--token'

[yasinkocak]

PR #2525

[BianchiSeb]

Hello angularFire team. I literally spend a ton of money in your app for my clients. At least answer us. It’s a shame that core features are broken.
It’s a shame you don’t manage the PR.
At least give us back the projets lead and we can manage it like a TRUE open source project.

[leblancmeneses]

work around:

 npm run build:staging 

 npx firebase deploy --token $npm_package_config_token

configure .firebaserc to use targets

[YogliB]

any progress on this issue?

[jamesdaniels]

This API is now available in 6.1

[stevebrowndotco]

After seeing that this was resolved, I tested ng deploy --token {TOKEN} and i still get "Unknown option: '--token'" . What am I doing wrong?

[danieldanielecki]

I'm on @angular/fire version 6.1.4 and with ng deploy --token $ACCESS_TOKEN_FIREBASE I'm getting Cannot run login in non-interactive mode. See login:ci to generate a token for use in non-interactive environments.

I've noticed Firebase has changed the way of handling CI for SSR, now the automatically generated in package.json scripts predeploy and deploy aren't that useful. Especially with the new setup for .firebaserc for which I couldn't find any official documentation, just some StackOverflow... Mayday.

[RezaRahmati]

I tried to set FIREBASE_TOKEN env variable before ng deploy command in CICD, now I get below error, while the value I set in FIREBASE_TOKEN was retrieved through firebase login:ci

Cannot run login in non-interactive mode. See login:ci to generate a token for use in non-interactive environments

Update
The issue was, I ran sudo ng deploy and for some reasons, it wasn't read the firebase token from env, after removing sudo the issue is resolved

[vvvhung]

From @RezaRahmati story, I realized that within FIREBASE_TOKEN env variable, ng deploy can run well (without --token $ACCESS_TOKEN_FIREBASE)