* [#525] Adds functions to configure, testCrash and check if it can start.
This adds a build phase where a dummy file is added to the project to
make the build and Plist copy happy. When building in the CI there
will be a script to replace this Plist file with the real one that
then will be copied to the bundle
Crashlytics will be "off" by default and then be turned on when
starting up to be an Opt-Out thing.
This is the only way it can be turned off later.
reference: https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/customize-crash-reports?platform=ios#enable_opt-in_reporting
The app will start with crash reporting turned off and will set it up
on by default on the application's code. Then if the user wants to
opt-out of crash reporting, it can. Otherwise, it won't be possible.
Adds opting out of crash reporting as a stored user preference.
This adds a value inside UserPreferencesStorage and its live and
mock counterparts.
also creates a builer for `CrashReporterClient` that has a Dependency
to `@Dependency(\.userStoredPreferences)` and sets the references
for the client to set the appropriate values into the user storage
`UserPreferencesStorage` as been adapted to be a TCA Dependency.
`SettingsStore` now as a `Toogle()` to turn off and on crash
reporting. But it doesn't work yet because I haven't found out
how to make a TCA Binding that can rely on an initial value that
is not hardcoded but injected from somewhere else.
See https://www.pointfree.co/episodes/ep158-safer-conciser-forms-part-1https://www.pointfree.co/episodes/ep158-safer-conciser-forms-part-2
Adds Test Crash button and enable crash reporting
Adds upload-symbols run script phase
Closes#525
Add a custom build environment variable "UPLOAD_CRASHLYTICS_SYMBOLS"
that will let Xcode skip the upload_symbols script for debug builds
Fix Initialization tests
* bump build
Closes#427
- This is scaffold work for #427. Logic is done and some basic UI.
- Logic that works with free disk space is in `DiskSpaceChecker`. Use
`WrappedDiskSpaceChecker` to get live or mocked instances of `DiskSpaceChecker`.
- You can either use `mockEmptyDisk` which mocks situation when there
is enough space on disk.
- Or you can use `mockFullDisk` to mock situation when there isn't enough space on disk.
Francisco Gindre
Michal Fousek
Francisco Gindre