The use case you're trying to solve
When the action is executed, the deployment is being done using the --only hosting flag. The problem is that my application is being created with some missing resources because there are other services that need to be deployed together, and I can't find a way to add the other services to the --only flag, for example, executing a --only hosting,functions
Change to the action that would solve that use case
It could be a parameter passed along with the with configuration of the action.
Other considerations
Some of the solutions I have found are to install another action where I can write the Firebase CLI command or to install the firebase-tools at the beginning of the workflow and deploy it "manually".
The use case you're trying to solve
When the action is executed, the deployment is being done using the
--only hostingflag. The problem is that my application is being created with some missing resources because there are other services that need to be deployed together, and I can't find a way to add the other services to the--onlyflag, for example, executing a--only hosting,functionsChange to the action that would solve that use case
It could be a parameter passed along with the
withconfiguration of the action.Other considerations
Some of the solutions I have found are to install another action where I can write the Firebase CLI command or to install the firebase-tools at the beginning of the workflow and deploy it "manually".