* [#1440] Inject in-app-update information
* [#1415] What's new screen
Closes#1415
* [#1415] Code cleanup
Closes#1415
* [#1415] Test hotfix
Closes#1415
* Clear What’s New docummentation
* Improve parser logic
So it’s able to parse the first changelog entry or the first unfinished one (i.e. [Unreleased] entries only)
* Order alphabetically
* [#1440] About redesign
* Changelog update
* Use of small button style on About
- Primary button’s parameters have been slightly changed, too
* Add IN_APP_UPDATE_PRIORITY to gradle.properties
* Rename functions
To align with the existing pattern
* Sort alphabetically
* Add ChangelogFixture
* Create ChangelogFixture
* Move navigation from Android layer to Navigation
* Fix changelog parsing
This way, it will also work with `-` in the middle of the sentence. With such a solution, we need to ensure the `\n-` characters sequence in every changelog entry. But it’s replaced by the bullet character at the end. It will work for Google Play within in-app updates, as well.
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Co-authored-by: Honza <rychnovsky.honza@gmail.com>
This implementation is somewhat special from our other Gradle properties, because it does not get declared in the root gradle.properties. The reason is that included builds are supposed to have their own properties e.g.
root_project/gradle.properties
root_project/buildSrc/gradle.properties
root_project/build-conventions/gradle.properties
Instead of declaring the property in three different places which might lead to confusion, this leaves the property undeclared, with the Gradle scripts assuming a default value of true. The only time this is expected to be overridden is due to a workaround for an Android Studio bug.
Honza Rychnovský
Milan
Carter Jernigan