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…pendencies step - Add firebase-tools to devDependencies in package.json - Update Makefile to use npx firebase for deployment - Update package-lock.json with new dependency
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do not add it to the project dependencies. Just add a step to install firebase using some command like npm install firebase
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I've updated the Makefile to install firebase-tools globally during the install step and reverted it to be a project dependency in package.json, as requested.
- Revert package.json and package-lock.json changes - Update Makefile to install firebase-tools globally in the install target - Revert deploy target to use the global firebase command
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This change ensures that
firebase-toolsis managed as a project dependency and is installed during thenpm installstep. This makes the Firebase deployment workflow more robust by using the locally installed version of the Firebase CLI vianpx firebase.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10087968140333841653 started by @amrabed