feat: Remove patch

[the-best-is-best]

Description

I uploaded a new patch, but it is by wrong and need to remove it to app work.

[albinpk]

We have not yet added the ability to rollback patches. For now, the simplest thing is to simply push a new patch that reverts the changes you want to undo.

:From docs

[eseidel]

@albinpk is correct, there is currently no way to delete a patch from the console. I would be relatively easy to add, we just hadn't had a request for such until now. I'll add this to our queue, let us know if pushing a new patch was not a good enough work-around.

Currently as implemented, if we allowed you to delete a patch from the console, that would not change anything about devices who had already installed that patch, where as if you push a new patch that would install the new patch on all devices.

[martin-bertele]

+1

[eseidel]

I spoke with one customer and their desire was to have a "remove" button specifically to stop serving iOS patches due to current issue. (There is a bug in Shorebird 0.20.0, 0.21.0 and 0.21.1 with Flutter 3.16.5 whereby sometimes iOS apps can crash after using patch ios-alpha : #1623.)

[susantimilsina]

@eseidel I experienced crashes in the latest version as well. Initially, I doubted my step-by-step process, which is why I suggested creating a video featuring apps from both the Play Store and the App Store(If you remember i had left a comment on youtube channel). This was to verify if I was following the correct steps. However, considering the crashes reported by users, it seems the issue persists in the newer version too. I am using this versions.
Shorebird 0.23.0 • [email protected]:shorebirdtech/shorebird.git
Flutter 3.16.7 • revision dea76906e4e34285a1910563efac89f4766cd649
Engine • revision d50060c4046447ce7edf24008d24b1be7fd953f0

[eseidel]

@eseidel I experienced crashes in the latest version as well. Initially, I doubted my step-by-step process, which is why I suggested creating a video featuring apps from both the Play Store and the App Store(If you remember i had left a comment on youtube channel). This was to verify if I was following the correct steps. However, considering the crashes reported by users, it seems the issue persists in the newer version too. I am using this versions. Shorebird 0.23.0 • [email protected]:shorebirdtech/shorebird.git Flutter 3.16.7 • revision dea76906e4e34285a1910563efac89f4766cd649 Engine • revision d50060c4046447ce7edf24008d24b1be7fd953f0

Thank you for the report! We would love to help diagnose and fix the crashes. Are you able to file an issue with a crash report? We're also reachable on https://discord.gg/shorebird as well as [email protected] if needed. Thank you.

[bryanoltman]

We now support deleting patches from the console.

[SebastianEngel]

We now support deleting patches from the console.

How is possible? For a live patch I see the "Roll Back" action and for a staged patch there is the "Activate" action. How can I delete the staged patch?

[bryanoltman]

I misspoke above. Patches cannot be deleted, but they can be deactivated or rolled back.