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Installation of the iOS SDK via Fabric is now done completely with CocoaPods. This includes the flow that involves the Fabric macOS app. We should remove the old Fabric specific parts of our release and process that includes:
The last one (the release process step) includes testing that an app that uses our SDK via Fabric works as expected. Since we have a Fabric specific implementation in MGLAccountManager that uses a library from Fabric to support the Fabric access token setting mechanism, we should probably continue to test it somehow but I'm not sure what the best way to do that is other than create a simple app using the Fabric install instructions.
#9264 covers the first three checkboxes and I’ve updated the release steps wiki page to be plausibly realistic. The person who publishes v3.6.0 should be sure to run through these steps and update them with more detail.
Installation of the iOS SDK via Fabric is now done completely with CocoaPods. This includes the flow that involves the Fabric macOS app. We should remove the old Fabric specific parts of our release and process that includes:
The last one (the release process step) includes testing that an app that uses our SDK via Fabric works as expected. Since we have a Fabric specific implementation in
MGLAccountManager
that uses a library from Fabric to support the Fabric access token setting mechanism, we should probably continue to test it somehow but I'm not sure what the best way to do that is other than create a simple app using the Fabric install instructions.Is there anything else required?
cc @friedbunny @incanus @1ec5
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