Bug2015223: Adds Thunderbird Release AppID #1338
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Initially existing stable channel will continue to be used for ESR. - "app_id" is changed to a dict, "app-ids" to facilitate looking up the app_id by channel. - Thunderbird release channel will use org.mozilla.ThunderbirdRelease Another change down the line will change over the default stable channel "org.mozilla.Thunderbird" to release channel and ESR will use "org.mozilla.ThunderbirdESR". This is being doned in a phased approach to avoid force-switching users to a different release channel.
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Initially existing stable channel will continue to be used for ESR.
Another change down the line will change over the default stable channel "org.mozilla.Thunderbird" to release channel and ESR will use "org.mozilla.ThunderbirdESR".
This is being doned in a phased approach to avoid force-switching users to a different release channel.