Created LeanPlumVariables to allow LeanPlum overwriting the values used for
populating the OnBoarding screens. By simply adding the @Variable annotation
to it's fields, on the first run of the app, they will appear in "LeanPlum
dashboard - Variables" and will allow overwriting for future runs.
The OnBoarding process will now try to use LeanPlum values if possible.
Because connecting to LeanPlum and downloading the Variables might take
a few seconds we use a delay of up to 3 seconds until starting to show
the Onboarding screens.
The default values will still be used if:
- if the LP experiment is not available
- if no internet connection
- if more than 3 seconds have passed and LP didn't finish it's download
Added two new events that could be tracked to Leanplum
MmaDelegate.ONBOARDING_DEFAULT_VALUES and MmaDelegate.ONBOARDING_REMOTE_VALUES
to inform if showing the Onboarding with server values was possible or not.
Because of the 3 seconds delay until showing the Onboarding panels leaking the
could be possible. Used WeakReferences for both the Activity in
OnboardingHelper and the OnboardingHelper in MmaLeanplumImp to avoid it.
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