Users are hitting legitimate exceptions when using the Android Share extension.
However, in some cases where the channel ID isn't available from the user's actions that triggered the exception, the Sentry error reporting message payload can't be successfully formed and it bombs.
This commit allows Sentry's payload to be successfully formed, so that we can now see the actual underlying exception (with its associated user data) in Sentry. The single, catch-all `NoSuchKeyException` should now stop, and be replaced by a few new Sentry exception reports to analyze and tackle individually.
* Upgrade Navigation library
* Feedback review on Navigation Library
* Fix select server background color
* Fix iPhone 11 and 11 Pro Max navbar height
* Fix background color on Select Server
* Upgrade nav lib to 6.1.0
* Apply patch to nav lib
* Upgrade RNN to 6.1.1
* Reacting to shift-enter events on iOS
* moving keyEvent logic to handleHardwareEnterPress
* configured android to work with keyEvents
* using dispatchKeyEvent instead of onKeyUp
* using react-native-hw-keyboard-event
* cleanup
* updated package name
* update package name
* using react-native-hw-keyboard-event v0.0.2
* reverted cocoapods version change
* Documentation
* fix detection of Shift-Enter on android
* simplify dispatchKeyEvent()
* fix for stacked hardware keyboard events
* Update android/app/src/main/java/com/mattermost/rnbeta/MainActivity.java
Co-Authored-By: Miguel Alatzar <migbot@users.noreply.github.com>
* simplify dispatchKeyEvent
* removed yarn.lock
* using react-native-hw-keyboard-event v0.0.4
* Using ACTION_UP instead of ACTION_DOWN
Co-authored-by: Miguel Alatzar <migbot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Don't use localPath when it's the share extension cache dir
* Move android pasted images to cache image folder
* Use Files.move instead of FileInput / FileOutput stream
* Remove commented code and not needed imports
Default deep link URL prefix: `mattermost-beta`
To set to `mattermost-mobile` (or anything else, for that matter) in production releases, set fastlane ENV var `DEEPLINK_PREFIX` to `mattermost-mobile`
#1805 enabled support for deep links for iOS. The link parsing mechanism remains the same for both platforms, but this commit enables registration of the URL scheme to the Android OS so that deep links can be accessed.
