feat!: upgrade to Capacitor v6

[tafelnl]

Just ran npx @capacitor/plugin-migration-v5-to-v6@latest

If your interest has shifted from this project, I can incorporate this project into the capacitor community plugins if you allow me

[Nodonisko]

Thanks for PR!

I am not longer developing for Capacitor so feel free to move it.

[tafelnl]

Thanks for your efforts for the community so far! Would you mind to add me as an admin to this repository, so I can transfer ownership of this repository to https://github.com/capacitor-community?

[EinfachHans]

That would be awesome!

[Nodonisko]

Let's do that!

[tafelnl]

Thanks! I see now, it's not possible to grant admin access to other users for user owned repositories (as opposed to organization owned repositories) 😅 (source) Would you be able to transfer the repository to my personal account? Then, consequently, I can transfer it to the capacitor-community organization. Otherwise I would have to ask someone at Capacitor to grant you write-rights to the organization, which will probably take some time

[tibimunteanu]

@tafelnl I need to use this plugin with capacitor 6.

• Is it possible for you to update the package on npm to include this PR so we don't have to wait until the repo is transferred?

• Does this PR also upgrade the ios part to capacitor 6?

Thank you for taking interest in this!

[tafelnl]

Is it possible for you to update the package on npm to include this PR so we don't have to wait until the repo is transferred?

I don't have access to his npm account, so that's not possible for me. I can only publish once it's transferred to the organization

Does this PR also upgrade the ios part to capacitor 6?

Yes! But it doesn't add support for SPM yet, if that's what you're getting at

[EinfachHans]

@tafelnl looks like you are owner of this repository now, would love to see this transfered to capacitor plugins

[tafelnl]

I renamed the package to @capacitor-community/in-app-review and published a new version (v6.0.0) to npm

[tafelnl]

@Nodonisko I'm sorry to bother you one last time. But could you please run this command:

npm deprecate capacitor-rate-app "Package no longer supported. Please migrate to `@capacitor-community/in-app-review` for continued support and updates."

By executing this command a deprecation message will be displayed on the npm page of the 'old' package. I think this will make it easier for current and future users to be aware of the required migration step

It will look a bit like this: