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Multiple projects via .firebaserc

See original GitHub issue

The docs state:

The project to deploy to. If you leave this blank, be sure to check in a .firebaserc file so the CLI knows what project to deploy to.

How does the GitHub Action know which project alias to target? Does the projectId field support lookup from .firebaserc via alias name?

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jhuleattcommented, Oct 20, 2020

The projectId field does support aliases in .firebaserc, since under the hood this action just runs firebase hosting:channel:deploy --project=<projectId>, and that command allows either a project id or an alias to be used with the --project flag.

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mbleighcommented, Oct 12, 2020

Deploy targets are intended to support multiple Hosting sites in the same project, not multiple projects. For instance, if you have a blog and a PWA each might have its own site and target.

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