* Rework login and logout flow to keep biometrics valid
- Move logout logic to a new namespace, the implementation no longer uses `rf/defn`
* Code style fixes
* Fix warning: "null is not an image" in login
* Fix biometric icons used all over the app
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This change changes the initial onboarding screen to require users to manually accept the terms-of-use and privacy-statement before continuing to onboard into the app.
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* chore(wallet): feature flag adding watch only accounts
* e2e: disabled test for watch-only accounts
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* chore: remove identifiers screens so users are navigated straight to enable notifications during onboarding
* removed navigated back button from enable notification screen
* fix top margin
* e2e: updated sign in flow
* make lint-fix
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92ef58d4...c7397e18
Previously used to stage upgrades of `eth.prod`.
Now `eth.prod` fleet is in maintenance mode and no upgrades are expected.
And yes, I'm removing tests that reference old Waku v1 fleets because
I don't see a point in them.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
This commit improves in-app feature flags to persist what is currently only
stored in a Reagent atom by using RN Async Storage
https://reactnative.dev/docs/asyncstorage. This should make them more convenient
to use, which is a good thing overall for developers.
Additionally, there's now a top-right button in screen Settings > Feature Flags
that will reset the flags to the initial values obtained from environment
variables.
These in-app feature flags are exclusively available in debug builds in
Settings > Feature Flags, and only visible when flag ENABLE_QUO_PREVIEW is
enabled. There's no impact whatsoever in prod builds. A reminder that they are
not meant to be used by users (yet).
It's worth noting that RN has deprecated Async Storage and now recommends other
community solutions, but for a dev-only feature, I think it's fine.