fix: flutterfire configure command when existing firebase_options.dart has a wrong format#424
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Description
If the repository already had a
firebase_options.dartfile, theflutterfire configurecommend expected a specific format. If this file had a different format, theflutterfire configure .command failed.As described in #422 the example of flutter/ai repository has this
firebase_options.dart:Source: https://github.com/flutter/ai/blob/fd3d6d7936f503e9e53d91564cb280263083c1bf/example/lib/firebase_options.dart
Before this PR, the
flutterfire configurecommand couldn't handle thisfirebase_options.dartfile.Closes #422
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