.dart_tool/
build/
.build.manifest
.firebase/
# Nothing needs this now -- the hosting site is named in firebase.json and the
# project is passed on the command line -- but the CLI writes one anyway, and
# what it writes carries the project id.
.firebaserc

# Same reason. `deploy.sh` runs the CLI here rather than in a temp directory,
# and firebase-tools writes this log unconditionally into the working
# directory; it keeps it when the exit code is 2 or more, or whenever DEBUG is
# set. Its second line is the whole command, `--project <id>` included. Useful
# locally, which is why it is ignored rather than redirected -- but it is one
# `git add -A` from the repository, and the id is the one thing that must not
# land there.
firebase-debug.log
firebase-debug.*.log
