hotfix for documentation index and deploy script

[Seburan]

Description

• Documentation index was missing one use case "Event-level reports for single touch attribution"
• Firebase deploy script was missing the project setting command

Related Issue

NA

Affected services

• Home
• News
• Shop
• Travel
• DSP
• SSP
• ALL
• Scripts

Other:

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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses two issues: a missing use case in the documentation index and a missing project setting command in the Firebase deploy script. The documentation update adds 'Event-level reports for single touch attribution' to the list of use cases, linking to the relevant demo. The script update adds commands to set the Google Cloud SDK project and ensure the correct project is used for Firebase deployment.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The documentation index (services/home/docs/intro.md) is updated to include the 'Event-level reports for single touch attribution' use case, linking it to demos/single-touch-event-level-report.md.
• Firebase Deploy Script Fix: The Firebase deploy script (scripts/firebase_deploy.sh) is modified to include commands that set the Google Cloud SDK project using gcloud config set project, gcloud config get-value project, and firebase use.

Changelog

• scripts/firebase_deploy.sh
  • Added commands to set the Google Cloud SDK project: gcloud config set project, gcloud config get-value project, and firebase use to ensure the correct project is used for Firebase deployment.
• services/home/docs/intro.md
  • Added 'Event-level reports for single touch attribution' use case to the documentation index, linking to demos/single-touch-event-level-report.md.
  • Updated the 'Single-touch conversion attribution' to include 'Protected Audience, Fenced Frames, Attribution Reporting'

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Code Review

The pull request effectively resolves the identified issues. The addition of the missing use case to the documentation index ensures completeness, and the inclusion of the project setting command in the Firebase deploy script rectifies a functional gap. The changes are targeted and well-described in the pull request description.

Summary of Findings

• Firebase Deploy Script: The Firebase deploy script was missing the project setting command, which has been added in this pull request.
• Documentation Index: The documentation index was missing the 'Event-level reports for single touch attribution' use case, which has been added in this pull request.

Assessment

The pull request addresses two specific issues: a missing use case in the documentation index and a missing command in the Firebase deploy script. The changes appear correct and directly address the described problems. However, I've added a minor suggestion to improve the script's readability. The pull request is almost ready to be merged, but please address the comment before merging. Users should have others review and approve this code before merging.