Updated README for 'force' command #429
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Co-authored-by: Bryan Kendall <[email protected]>
…port for channel site deployment with force flag. Updated tests to and types to account for force flags. Force flag is now optional on ProductionDeployConfig and ChannelDeployConfig. Simplified deploy calls using force flag to automatically append force based on the boolean value nad removed the force-specific branch in index.ts
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on updating the README.md file to reflect the recent addition of a force command or flag. The changes provide clear documentation for this new functionality, including usage examples and a detailed description of its purpose, ensuring users understand how to leverage it within their configurations.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: Added commented-out examples for the
force: trueflag within two distinctjobsconfiguration sections, illustrating how to optionally use this new feature. - New Option Description: Included a new dedicated section under 'Options' that defines the
forceinput as a boolean type and clarifies its purpose: to bypass confirmation prompts.
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This pull request updates the README.md to document the new force command option. The changes correctly add examples and a description for the new option. I've suggested one minor improvement to make the description of the force flag more detailed and consistent with action.yml for better user understanding.
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The description for the force flag could be more descriptive. The action.yml file has a more detailed explanation which would be beneficial here as well to inform users about the implications of using this flag. Consider using a description similar to the one in action.yml for consistency and clarity.
| Bypass the confirmation prompt. | |
| Pass 'true' to use the --force flag with firebase deploy. This will automatically accept any warning or prompts during deploy. Use with caution. |
Co-authored-by: Jeff <[email protected]>
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Just updating the README to account for the addition for 'force' command.