fastlane_core/lib/fastlane_core/tool_collector.rb
# This is the original error reporting mechanism, which has always represented
# either controlled (UI.user_error!), or uncontrolled (UI.crash!, anything else)
# exceptions.
#
# Thus, if you call `did_crash`, it will record the failure both here, and in the
# newer, more specific `crash` field.
#
# This value is a String, which is the name of the tool that caused the error
This is the original error reporting mechanism, which has always represented
either controlled (UI.user_error!), or uncontrolled (UI.crash!, anything else)
exceptions.

Thus, if you call `did_crash`, it will record the failure both here, and in the
newer, more specific `crash` field.

This value is a String, which is the name of the tool that caused the error
This is the original error reporting mechanism which has always represented either controlled ( UI . user_error! ) or uncontrolled ( UI . crash! anything else ) exceptions . Thus if you call ` did_crash ` it will record the failure both here and in the newer more specific ` crash ` field . This value is a String which is the name of the tool that caused the error
def did_show_message?
      file_name = ".did_show_opt_info"
      legacy_path = File.join(File.expand_path('~'), file_name)
      new_path = File.join(FastlaneCore.fastlane_user_dir, file_name)
      did_show = File.exist?(new_path) || File.exist?(legacy_path)
      return did_show if did_show
      File.write(new_path, '1')
      false
    end
def did_show_message? file_name = ".did_show_opt_info" legacy_path = File . join ( File . expand_path ( '~' ) , file_name ) new_path = File . join ( FastlaneCore . fastlane_user_dir , file_name ) did_show = File . exist? ( new_path ) || File . exist? ( legacy_path ) return did_show if did_show File . write ( new_path , '1' ) false end
This is the original error reporting mechanism, which has always represented
either controlled (UI.user_error!
This is the original error reporting mechanism which has always represented either controlled ( UI . user_error!