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[bug]: --overwrite-firebase-options flag not working

Open qwadrox opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

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CLI Version

1.0.0

Firebase Tools version

13.10.2

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Description

--overwrite-firebase-options Seems to not have any effect. After setting this option still asks: do you want to override it?

Example output

mateboros@Mates-MacBook-Pro my_catalog_app % flutterfire configure  --out="lib/firebase_options_dev.dart" --platforms="ios" --ios-bundle-id="com.example.myCatalogApp.dev" --ios-out="ios/dev"  --overwrite-firebase-options
✔ You have to choose a configuration type. Either build configuration (most likely choice) or a target set up. · Build configuration      
✔ Please choose one of the following build configurations · Debug-dev                                                                     
? Generated FirebaseOptions file /Users/mateboros/Documents/Github/my_catalog_app/lib/firebase_options_dev.dart already exists, do you want to override it? (y/n) › yes

Steps to reproduce

SAMPLE: https://github.com/qwadrox/my_catalog_app

  1. Run: flutterfire configure --out="lib/firebase_options_dev.dart" --platforms="ios" --ios-bundle-id="com.example.myCatalogApp.dev" --ios-out="ios/dev" --overwrite-firebase-options

Expected behavior

Should not ask to override the file. It should just override.

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qwadrox avatar Jun 06 '24 08:06 qwadrox

@qwadrox - Thanks, I'll get this looked at. In the mean time, you can use --yes which ought to overwrite the file 👍

russellwheatley avatar Jun 07 '24 07:06 russellwheatley

@qwadrox This is a related bug, the same flag --no-overwrite-firebase-options is not working as well

wer-mathurin avatar Sep 18 '24 19:09 wer-mathurin

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github-actions[bot] avatar Oct 17 '24 09:10 github-actions[bot]

The same, flutterfire configure --no-overwrite-firebase-options not working, still ask if overwrite FirebaseOptions file.

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Ssiswent avatar Feb 12 '25 09:02 Ssiswent