Appr 2.0

Appr 2.0 is here with a few major improvements! 🎉

Breaking

• exp is now a peer dependency. Instead of having to lock you into a single version of exp (or having the dependency duplicated by npm) you now need to install exp as a devDependency with npm i --dev exp or yarn add --dev exp.

Major

• Migrate from scoped project names to Expo release channels. Instead of publishing a new app for each branch, we now push to a new release channel within your existing app.
• Publish non-PR branches. Appr now supports publishing directly from branches instead of PRs. You can for example set up a Appr publish for your master branch to push to a master channel, so you can test integrated feature sets as easily as individual features.

Other

• Improved documentation
• Small bugfixes

Thank you @jpdriver and @xcarpentier for contributing to this release, and @teddyviking, @jayeszee and @motiz88 for submitting pull requests and contributing to design decisions in the issues.