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Add icon for firestore.rules
See original GitHub issuefirestore.rules file, as generated by firebase cli doesn’t have an icon.
It should display the same icon as .firebaserc or firebase.json
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Okay, thank you! 😀That’ll give me enough knowledge to go by to prep a pull-request for GitHub Linguist. Support for
firestone.rulesin Atom itself has now been catered for.afaik it could be any *.rules file, but the de facto standard is firestore.rules (at least for firestore). I haven’t seen *.rule yet