Edit: the correct json shows up when you append .txt to the end of the URL.
I tried by doing
touch apple-app-site-association
open apple-app-site-association
Then adding the json.
Then run firebase deploy
Check website, and find the same result as before.
Update:
I forgot to move the file into the public folder before deploying, after doing so it all works correctly.
Ramblo
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For more context: I've started working with stripe express connect. Fill out the about your business on stripes dashboard, they will give you recommendations and how to get started.
Currently it seems I cannot and must instead use: Yes. You would use the Connect feature of Stripe:
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Go to
Build settings
then Packaging, change product name to what you want.
Hope this saves someone else time.
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I did not add it and they have accepted