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I don't have any Azure CLI tools loaded at all. The ng add command installed was a hook into the Angular CLI specifically for that project, as far as I can tell. I don't think it installed anything globally. I'm open to being wrong on that, though.
As you point out, my firebase tools are loaded globally.
I've been a huge fan of Azure for years. I love that most of their offerings have a decent free tier, so independent developers often don't have to pay anything to use it.
I will admit, however, that I have never attached a custom domain to any Azure (or Firebase) sites. My only custom domain is walkingriver.com, and it's managed entirely by GitHub.
That said, if it's like just about everything else at Azure, it will turn out to be pretty easy to do.
Thank you for the detailed answer. In such case it's cool that it is "just" solved with a ng add 👍
Azure sounds interesting if it's as simple as Firebase. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inputs about it. I should give it a try one of these days.
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I don't have any Azure CLI tools loaded at all. The
ng addcommand installed was a hook into the Angular CLI specifically for that project, as far as I can tell. I don't think it installed anything globally. I'm open to being wrong on that, though.As you point out, my firebase tools are loaded globally.
I've been a huge fan of Azure for years. I love that most of their offerings have a decent free tier, so independent developers often don't have to pay anything to use it.
I will admit, however, that I have never attached a custom domain to any Azure (or Firebase) sites. My only custom domain is walkingriver.com, and it's managed entirely by GitHub.
That said, if it's like just about everything else at Azure, it will turn out to be pretty easy to do.
Thank you for the detailed answer. In such case it's cool that it is "just" solved with a
ng add👍Azure sounds interesting if it's as simple as Firebase. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inputs about it. I should give it a try one of these days.