- Created new gradle.properties attributes to configure package and app name
- Improved app/build.gradle to support the attribute
- Let Manifest file work with the new placeholder app name field
- Change debug builds with suffixes to avoid production app collision
Co-authored-by: Carter Jernigan <git@carterjernigan.com>
- Also reduced liklihood of timeouts on Firebase test lab for robo tests
- Fix emulatorwtf run configuration
- Fix screenshots on older API levels
- Fix minumum range for emulator.wtf
- Added automatic exception logging, registered in the Application object
- The design sends the exception to a second process, as the main process could be in a bad state when crashing. If we ever encounter problems with this design, it is easily toggleable to turn off with a boolean resource
- Reading the process name is a bit complex on older Android versions, so we leverage a ContentProvider (which runs prior to Application.onCreate()) to get the process name
- Added a simple logging mechanism for multiprocess and multithread log messages
- Refactored spackle-lib into spackle-lib (multiplatform) and spackle-android-lib
Co-authored-by: Honza <rychnovsky.honza@gmail.com>
This provides a basic screen for users to type a support inquiery, which then opens a pre-filled message in the user’s email app.
There are a few followup issues:
- Detect seed phrases in the email #377
- Report crashes in the generated email #378
- Fuzz timestamps #388
- Set the correct support email address #379
- Improve handling on devices without an email app #386
Previously versions were using tags. By pinning them to SHAs, it ensures the versions cannot be changed.
Also note that I used the latest release, so many of the actions received a version bump as part of this change.
This will provide clarity for someone looking at the secrets on the GitHub deployment admin screens. It will be clear that we have the upload key available to CI and not the final release key.
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Carter Jernigan
Honza Rychnovsky