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6.2.13

20 Oct 18:32
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6.2.13

Fixed

  • Make IterablePushNotificationMetadata struct public.
  • Optimize auth token refresh.
  • Use systemBackground color for iOS 14.

6.2.12

13 Oct 20:03
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6.2.12

Added

  • Added authentication support

6.2.12-beta1

30 Sep 20:50
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6.2.12-beta1

Added

  • Added authentication support

6.2.11

23 Sep 06:07
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Added

  • Xcode 12 and iOS 14 support.

Fixed

  • Fixed minor warnings.

6.2.10

02 Sep 21:35
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Added

  • An option to pause automatic in-app displaying has been added. To pause, set IterableAPI.inAppManager.isAutoDisplayPaused to true (default: false).

6.2.9

21 Aug 07:07
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Fixed

  • In rare instances regiserDeviceToken API can cause crash. This should fix it. If you are not experiencing any issues you can skip this release.

6.2.9-beta3

29 Jul 18:50
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6.2.9-beta3 Pre-release
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Fixed

  • Revert to dismissing in-app with animation.

6.2.9-beta2

21 Jul 19:09
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6.2.9-beta2 Pre-release
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Fixed

  • Allow authentication tokens to be updated with the same email or user IDs

6.2.9-beta

16 Jul 21:29
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6.2.9-beta

Added

  • Added a way to store an authentication token for verification by means of setEmail, setUserId, and updateEmail

Changed

  • Changed the dismiss animated parameter to false for in-apps

6.2.8

27 May 16:42
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6.2.8

Added

  • In-app messages now get "pre-loaded" with a timer (or until the in-app loads) to mitigate seeing the loading of the message

Fixed

  • The JSON payload is now checked to be a valid JSON object before serialization
  • Some classes that were intended for internal framework usage only have been assigned proper permission levels (thanks, made2k!)
  • The root view controller is now correctly found on projects that are newly created in iOS 13
  • nil is properly returned when deep linking encounters an error