20.1.0

What's Changed

• feat: ng add @angular/fire now writes the Firebase project files a new app needs. Selecting Firestore generates a .firebaserc carrying your selected project, a firestore.rules file, and a firestore.indexes.json, so the project is deployable without hand-writing them. by @armando-navarro in #3714
• fix: ng add @angular/fire explains itself when nothing is selected. Confirming the feature checklist with no features chosen previously ended the setup silently, as if it had worked. It now prints what happened and how to select features on a re-run. by @armando-navarro in #3717

A note on the generated Firestore rules

The firestore.rules file that ng add writes is Firebase's standard test-mode starter: it allows anyone read and write access to your database, and the rule is written to expire 30 days after generation, after which all client requests are denied. Write real security rules for your app before that date. See Firestore security rules.

Full Changelog: 20.0.3...20.1.0