This reverts commit b1ce8ffcb7710fd98b692358309db42690593e11.
We're choosing to revert LeanPlum push messaging integration since we believe
that this has introduced a crash in Firebase push messaging. To verify
this assumption we're reverting this change, and when confirmed, we can
re-introduce Leamplum in a safer manner.
See https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/6250 and https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/6251 for related info.
5633: Add fxa/sync integration tests r=csadilek a=isabelrios
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This PR tries to add new tests, sync integration tests, to check the sync process Desktop<->Fenix, first for Bookmarks and in the future for more.
Co-authored-by: Isabel Rios <isabelrios@mackbookirios.home>
Co-authored-by: isabelrios <isabelrios@gmail.com>
This patch enabled support for an auto-publication workflow for android-components.
It automates a common pattern seen in local development:
Old way:
- after every change in a-c, publish it locally with a unique version (bumping it manually)
- manually modify Fenix to consume a custom version of a-c from a mavenLocal repository
New way:
- set a flag in fenix's local.properties to enable auto-publication
- run Fenix builds after making changes to a-c. Changes in a-c will be automatically picked up.
Note that no changes are necessary to any Fenix files other than a single flag in local.properties.
Manually bumping android-components version is also not necessary.
Navigation between app fragments uses ShareTab as arguments. The newly used
SendTabUseCases uses TabData which is not Parcelable.
For minimal changes we'll keep both data classes and ShareController will know
how to map between the two.
Removed the `sessionId` property of ShareTab as it isn't needed anymore.
* Remove "abi" product flavor and introduce "engine" product flavor.
This patch will allow us to build Fenix against GeckoView Nightly and GeckoView Beta by
introducing a new flavor dimension: engine = [geckoNightly, geckoBeta].
In addition to that it adds a "fenix" prefix to the nightly, beta and production flavors
to reduce the ambiguity between fenix beta/nightly and GeckoView beta/nightly.
For now the build types have the following engine variants enabled:
**debug**: geckoNightly, geckoBeta
Both variants enabled for local development and testing.
**forPerformanceTest**: geckoNightly, geckoBeta
Both variants enabled unless the perf team only cares about Nightly (tbd)
**fenixNightlyLegacy**: geckoBeta
Uses GeckoView Beta for now - the same version we ship production builds with (same behavior
as before). This release type will eventualyl be decommissioned once we switch to a separate
Nightly app on Google Play.
**fenixNightly**: geckoBeta
Uses GeckoView Beta for now - the same version we ship production builds with (same behavior
as before). Changing this build to use GeckoView Nightly is currently being discussed.
**fenixBeta**: geckoBeta
Fenix Beta uses GeckoView Beta.
**fenixProduction**
Fenix Production uses GeckoView Beta (69) currently.
* gradle.py/variant.py: Replace "abi" with "engine".
* Disable enableUnitTestBinaryResources until we can switch to Android Gradle plugin 3.5.
* Fenix nightly should use both geckoview nightly and beta
* Updates automation to use apk splitting and support different engine
