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CodePush version conflicts for set-commits #533
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@jennmueng how do you usually do it? |
@marandaneto @dgobaud You should be able to specify the platform in the dist, will make a documentation note for it. |
@jennmueng where or how exactly? |
Sentry.init({
...
dist: Platform.OS
}) and also set the |
@jennmueng how do you do it with sourcemap upload? We are doing it with Sentry.init() maybe something was added to support sourcemap upload dist i don't think it did before? |
@dgobaud See the |
Following up on this #459
I have Android and iOS apps using CodePush in App Center.
From the above issue yes I see if eg Android is on v1 and iOS is on v2, later when Android gets up to v2 it will upload its artifacts to the existing v2 release which already has the iOS artifacts.
This is definitely a bit confusing/hard to browse in the release list since the original v2 release which is most current for Android could be buried behind a bunch of iOS only releases.
Now the bigger problem I think is what about associating commits? When iOS released I did
releases set-commits auto
.Now Android is going to release to v2 and run
releases set-commits auto
again on the same release.It seems you need to:
Add the platform string into the release name
Allow the release name to be specified in the
react-native appcenter
command.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: