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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the README.md file to introduce and document a new force option for Firebase deployments. This option, when enabled, utilizes the Firebase CLI's --force flag to automatically accept interactive prompts, thereby streamlining automated deployment workflows by bypassing manual confirmations.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The README.md file has been updated to include details about a new force option.
• New force Option: This new boolean option allows users to leverage the Firebase CLI's --force flag, which automatically accepts all interactive prompts during deployment.
• Usage Examples: Examples within the README.md now include commented-out lines demonstrating how to optionally add the force: true flag in Firebase deployment configurations for both preview and live channels.

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Code Review

This pull request adds documentation for a new force input parameter for the Firebase Hosting GitHub Action. The changes include adding the force flag to the example workflows in the README and adding a new section to describe what the flag does. The implementation for this flag appears to be present in action.yml and the action's source code.

My review focuses on the clarity of the new documentation. I have one suggestion to make the description of the force flag more comprehensive and to include a word of caution, aligning it more closely with its definition in action.yml.

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For clarity and to ensure users understand the impact of this option, consider expanding the description to be more aligned with the one in action.yml. Including a note of caution would be particularly helpful given the nature of the --force flag.

Suggested change

	Uses the Firebase CLI's `--force` flag to automatically accept all interactive prompts.
	Pass `true` to use the Firebase CLI's `--force` flag. This automatically accepts all interactive prompts during deployment. Use with caution.