This is the first step for our renaming process. It renames most react-native-ide occurences that doesn't affect users or are not visible.
1) We're republishing react-native-ide under radon-ide package name (next step would be to fallback from react-native-ide to radon-ide)
2) We are adding new configuration scheme "radon-ide" but for now keeping it as a copy. We want to accept new and old schemes going forwards and deprecate the old one after renaming is complete.
3) We're keeping all user-facing name as-is for the time being. Will want to update docs first for the transition to complete – those changes will come as a follow up.
4) Code changes are mostly made to be backwards compatible and when possible we are supporting old names (i.e. for NPM package or for the config scheme)
Final tricky part is caches file location. Since it contains android emulator configs that in turn contain absolute path names we may need to consider dropping caches entirely with the update (haven't decided on this one yet).
Test plan
Full test over expo-router app. It also uses custom config along with preview functionality
This is the first step for our renaming process. It renames most react-native-ide occurences that doesn't affect users or are not visible.
1) We're republishing react-native-ide under radon-ide package name (next step would be to fallback from react-native-ide to radon-ide) 2) We are adding new configuration scheme "radon-ide" but for now keeping it as a copy. We want to accept new and old schemes going forwards and deprecate the old one after renaming is complete. 3) We're keeping all user-facing name as-is for the time being. Will want to update docs first for the transition to complete – those changes will come as a follow up. 4) Code changes are mostly made to be backwards compatible and when possible we are supporting old names (i.e. for NPM package or for the config scheme)
Final tricky part is caches file location. Since it contains android emulator configs that in turn contain absolute path names we may need to consider dropping caches entirely with the update (haven't decided on this one yet).
Test plan