Major SDK release that adds support for Stories, In-App experiences downstream of a sequence in Journeys, and improves SDK auth.
This release brings several breaking changes throughout the codebase as we continue the transition from Objective-C to Swift, and as we start adopting structured concurrency.
The Airship SDK now requires iOS 14+ as the minimum deployment version and Xcode 14.3+
Changes
- Added support for Stories, a new format for Scenes
- Added support for In-App experiences downstream of a sequence in Journeys
- Updated minimum deployment version to iOS 14
- Message Center module has been rewritten in Swift
- The provided Message Center UI has been rewritten in Swift & SwiftUI
- The provided Preference Center UI has been rewritten in SwiftUI
- Accengage, Chat, and Location modules have been removed
- ExtendedActions module has been removed and actions have been merged into other modules
- A majority of the completionHandler APIs have been replaced with
asyncfunctions - Renamed several classes throughout the SDK to prevent API collisions for simple classes, e.g. Config -> AirshipConfig, Channel -> AirshipChannel, etc.
- Fixed several
sendablewarnings throughout codebase - Video improvements for Scenes
- Added a new PushNotificationStatus publisher that provides the current status of push notifications
- Actions rewritten to be sendable and are now only available from Swift
- Improved SDK auth
- Default In-App Automation display interval has been changed from 30 seconds to 0 seconds
- The SDK Allow list has been updated to allow opening all URLs by default if neither
urlAllowListorurlAllowListScopeOpenhave been set in the config. Media URLs for In-App experiences are no longer checked on the allow list. Youtube URLs have been removed from the defaulturlAllowListScopeOpen.