$ firebaseapphosting:backends:create--project[project-name]i === Import a GitHub repository✔ Connected with GitHub successfully? Which GitHub repo do you want to deploy? gh-username/nx-monorepo? Specify your app's root directory relative to your repository path/to/app
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