Changelog:

• Updated iOS SDK to 4.0.6
• Updated Android SDK to 4.1.3

Changelog:

• Swift Package Manager support
• Added nullability annotations

Changelog:

• Fix deeplinks on external apps when application is running in foreground or background on Android 23+
• Prefix resources to avoid resource merge conflicts. Fixes an incompatibility with Firebase In-App Messaging.
• Fix sometimes missing @APP_OPEN at the very first launch
• Update shared Firebase project API key
• Remove a test resource from the final applications APK
• Miscellaneous fixes

Changelog:

• Upgrade to WonderPush Android SDK v4.1.2
  • Fix NPE when no targetUrl was given in the push notification using the API
  • Add missing try/catch in WonderPushNotificationTrackingReceiver
  • Give clicked button index in intent

Changelog:

• Upgrade to WonderPush Android SDK v4.1.2
  • Fix NPE when no targetUrl was given in the push notification using the API
  • Add missing try/catch in WonderPushNotificationTrackingReceiver
  • Give clicked button index in intent

Changelog:

• Upgrade to WonderPush Android SDK v4.1.2
  • Fix NPE when no targetUrl was given in the push notification using the API
  • Add missing try/catch in WonderPushNotificationTrackingReceiver
  • Give clicked button index in intent

Changelog:

• Fix NPE when no targetUrl was given in the push notification using the API
• Add missing try/catch in WonderPushNotificationTrackingReceiver
• Give clicked button index in intent

Changelog:

• Upgrade to WonderPush Android SDK v4.1.1

  • Avoid <provider android:name="androidx.core.content.FileProvider"> conflicts by using a custom class name.
    This avoids a conflict with Ionic Capacitor projects, and probably with some client apps as well considering the official documentation says:

    Set the `android:name` attribute to `androidx.core.content.FileProvider`.

If you do not use Ionic Capacitor or did not get such a conflict, you can skip this release.

Changelog:

• Avoid <provider android:name="androidx.core.content.FileProvider"> conflicts by using a custom class name.
  This avoids a conflict with Ionic Capacitor projects, and probably with some client apps as well considering the official documentation says:

    Set the `android:name` attribute to `androidx.core.content.FileProvider`.

If you did not get such a conflict, you can skip this release.
Ionic Capacitor projects will now be able to depend on the WonderPush Android SDK without modifying the generated AndroidManifest.xml.

If you use "targetSdk 31" this SDK version isrequired, along with our FCM module v1.0.4 minimum.
For the others, we recommend to always use the latest published version.

Changelog:

• Upgrade to WonderPush Android SDK v4.1.0
  • Support targeting builds to Android 12, when using targetSdk 31
  • Change the APP_LAUNCH in-app system trigger to match application cold starts
  • Allow to display in-apps contained in manually-displayed data push notifications

Android 12 support

If you use targetSdk 31, this SDK version is required.
You will also need to upgrade the version of our FCM module to v1.0.4 minimum.

Here is a more detailed outline of the changes:

• Adapt to the Notification trampoline restrictions
• Remove now-unnecessary and now-restricted use of the ACTION_CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS intent.
• Fix missing @APP_OPEN events when an activity is resumed after a long time, like Android 12 now does when pressing back on the root activity.
• Handle a few deprecations