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@EmilAlipiev Thanks for sharing your feedback. I will answer your questions: 1. It is not safe to send crash log right after the crash occurred. The app might be in...

@KristofferBerge Thanks for using App Center. I agree this API would be useful for developers but we don't have any plan to support it right now. We will keep the...

@MattiasFindwise You are correct - we only support string as property type for custom events. We are looking to supporting other data types as well, however, there is no ETA...

@mylemans .NET SDK doesn't support strongly typed properties for events. Apple and Android platform supports typed properties but that is in preparation work for a future change in transmission protocol...

@kozorezal It isn't in our mid-term roadmap to support React Native Windows platform. We will keep this thread posted if we decide to prioritize the platform support in App Center.

@frankenthumbs We don't support In-app updates in RN SDK at the moment. We'll add it to our backlog but there is no ETA. In the meantime, you can use **CodePush**...

@justinmahood This is not in our mid-term roadmap. We suggest using our Distribute CodePush service for updates in your RN app.

@johannesloher Unfortunately, it's currently not on our roadmap to support in-app updates in React Native SDK. The solution is to either use CodePush or the feature directly from native iOS...