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fastlane-plugin-devresponse
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Enables you to retreive app-reviews and also answer them
lane :reply_all_unanswered do
Spaceship::Tunes.login("helmut@januschka.com")
app = Spaceship::Application.find("krone.at-fivexfive")
# get all reviews from AT
reviews = app.ratings.reviews("AT")
# iterate over each review - thx the 4+ and apologize all below
reviews.each do | review |
if review.rating >= 4
response_message = "Many Thx for your kind feedback and the awesome rating 🎉"
else
response_message = "We are really sorry 💔 that you have troubles with the app - feel free to contact us directly at app@domain.com - to get technical assistance!"
end
# which not yet have gotten a dev response
unless review.responded?
# respond to this user
review.developer_response.create!(response_message)
end
end
# here is a sample of editing a existing developer response
if reviews.first.responded?
reviews.first.developer_response.update!("First you where awesome 👏 but now you are 🚀")
end
end
run with fastlane reply_all_unanswered
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We found that fastlane-plugin-devresponse demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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