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My goal here is to run the flutterfire configure command in a script, so I need it to run without promting for user input.
flutterfire configure
I tried passing the following arguments, which matched with me being already logged into the account, I expected to work without user intervention.
flutterfire configure -p <project-name> -i <ios_app_id> -a <android_app_id>
But the cli would still prompt me with selecting the platforms. Is there anyway around that? The help section doesn't cover it.
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--yes flag has just been added for this, e.g. flutterfire config --project=<projectId> --yes
--yes
flutterfire config --project=<projectId> --yes
This will be available in the next release. Thanks!
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This command has been released but is still not on the documentation page here: https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/cli/
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My goal here is to run the
flutterfire configure
command in a script, so I need it to run without promting for user input.I tried passing the following arguments, which matched with me being already logged into the account, I expected to work without user intervention.
flutterfire configure -p <project-name> -i <ios_app_id> -a <android_app_id>
But the cli would still prompt me with selecting the platforms. Is there anyway around that? The help section doesn't cover it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: