chore: add firebase.json for testing #282
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What kind of authentication does |
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@hansl Google auth |
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R: @kara
FYI: @hansl @robertmesserle
This gives us an quick-and-easy way to push our local changes to a publicly reachable place. You just run
firebase deployfrom your project root and it will push your most recent build up to https://material2-test.firebaseapp.com.While it's possible we collide in doing this, it's unlikely with just the few of us doing it.