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@phated - Can the app see it's App ID? If so, we can dynamically change something in the UI based on its App ID.
If the app determines that its App ID is not the ID from our official public release CWS channel, then we'd like to mark the UI somehow to indicate that it's a release intended for testing purposes only.
Once we have the UI designed to allow selection of an "About" menu item, then we'd use this feature to decorate the version number; for example, "v1.1" would become something like "v1.1 (Test)" if the App IDE is not recognized as being from the official public CWS channel.
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The application ID does seem to be exposed as chrome.runtime.id and we could do a string compare on that and add some visual element to the UI. Perhaps adjust the parallax logo to include (alpha) or some other solution
@phated - Can the app see it's App ID? If so, we can dynamically change something in the UI based on its App ID.
If the app determines that its App ID is not the ID from our official public release CWS channel, then we'd like to mark the UI somehow to indicate that it's a release intended for testing purposes only.
Once we have the UI designed to allow selection of an "About" menu item, then we'd use this feature to decorate the version number; for example, "v1.1" would become something like "v1.1 (Test)" if the App IDE is not recognized as being from the official public CWS channel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: