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This was originally requested on the Community Workspace by @djmgit
For some developers, an app has only a few, well-known installations: staging, test, production. For this kind of app setup, the question is: how can one conditionally set the application icon depending on the workspace / installation target?
Off the top of my head idea: expose the app ID (which could potentially be null or undefined in the case of a brand-new installation) to get get-manifest hook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This was originally requested on the Community Workspace by @djmgit
For some developers, an app has only a few, well-known installations: staging, test, production. For this kind of app setup, the question is: how can one conditionally set the application icon depending on the workspace / installation target?
Off the top of my head idea: expose the app ID (which could potentially be null or undefined in the case of a brand-new installation) to get get-manifest hook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: