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Fixed TimeSinceLaunch not getting reported in analytics hits.
Fixed a race condition which was causing a null pointer crash.
Fixed an issue where null values in rules consequences was not respected.
Some internal fixes.
Session start time is now added to the shared state of Lifecycle extension.
Fixed an issue where acquisition data may not be correctly processed.
Fixed a performance issue when tracking media.
User Profile extension for Unity released
Added Modify Data action for Launch Rules. See more information on usage here: Modify data in SDK events.
Update requires Mobile Core iOS minimum version 2.7.2 and Android minimum version 1.5.5
July 17, 2020
Fixed an issue where UUID was not returned in getSdkIdentities API response.
Fixed an issue where customer visitor IDs were missing from Audience signals.
Fixed a crash when configuring incorrect collection API server.
Places extension released for Xamarin. See current Xamarin versions for more information.
Updated the wrapper type strings used by SDK plugins.
Added support for the token
~timestamppwhich complies with the Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network.Another attampt to fix the crash on
std::__1::system_error: mutex lock failed: Invalid argument.
Updated the wrapper type strings used by SDK plugins.
Added support for the token
~timestamppwhich complies with the Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network.Added support for Modify Data rules.
Places and Places Monitor extension released for Flutter. See current Flutter versions for more information.
Fixed an issue where UUID was not returned in getSdkIdentities API response.
Client-side Profile extension released for Flutter see Profile for more information.
Fixed an intermittent bug where Identity data was not loading at SDK initialization time.
Places Monitor extension released for React Native see: Places Monitor React Native
Places Monitor extension released for Cordova see: Places Monitor Cordova
IntegrationId in Griffon’s shared state now has format sessionId|clientId.
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.7.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Fixed a crash which happened in AdobeMarketingMobile::ModuleEventListenerBase
Added support for Modify Data rules.
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.1.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.1.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.3.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.3.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Added tvOS compatibility
Version 2.1.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0
Support added for Project Griffon
Support added for Places
Fixed a bug where Griffon unregisters its wildcard listeners during automatic session reconnect.
IntegrationId in Griffon’s shared state now has format sessionId|clientId
Griffon pin pad UI support for devices with cutouts from Android version 28 and above.
Reduced the scope of variable BUFFER_SIZE that was exposed globally which may result in naming conflict
Unity
Each framework supports Mobile Core, Adobe Analytics and Project Griffon. Additionally, these frameworks have been released as open source projects that can be modified to suit your use cases.
See Get the Experience Platform Mobile SDK for information for installing and initializing the SDK.
Fixed incorrect timezone offset calculation
Fixed a crash which happened in Analytics::TrackLifecycle
The following updates were made in this release:
Added the capability for rules engine to reprocess the events that are dispatched before rules are loaded.
Fixed the import statement in
ACPNetworkServiceOverrider.h.
Added the capability for rules engine to reprocess the events that are dispatched before rules are loaded.
Fixed a bug where the shared state of event hub was not properly created.
Fixed a security issue.
Griffon extension is optimized to unregister itself, when it does not obtain session's deeplink URL within 5 seconds of app launch.
Fixed a bug where user is not able to disconnect when griffon attempts to reconnect with expired socket URL.
Support for prod, stage, qa and dev environment.
Griffon socket connection now authenticates against organization Id.
Griffon SDK attempts to seemlessly reconnect to its session on network interruptions.
Fixed an issue where "Connect" button does not appear in the pinpad screen on iOS version 10 and below.
Fixed a crash that happens when screenshots fails to upload to blob service.
Fixed an issue where Griffon floating button disappears during orientation change.
Changes to support Griffon on Xamarin and Unity.
Griffon extension is optimized to unregister itself, when it does not obtain session's deeplink URL within 5 seconds of app launch.
Fixed a bug where user is not able to disconnect when griffon attempts to reconnect with expired socket URL.
Fixed a bug that prevents pinpad screen from closing when Mobile SDK is not configured.
Improved logging.
Uses media collection endpoint for tracking both streaming and downloaded content.
Added support for player state tracking
Uses media collection endpoint for tracking both streaming and downloaded content.
Added support for player state tracking
The following updates were made in this release:
Changes in how fullscreen in-app messages are displayed inline with WebView security recommendations in Mobile Core 1.5.2 release.
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Fixed an image caching related bug, where cached images used to get deleted.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fix bug where pinCode entry activity fails to show when another application’s activity is started at the same time.
Blob upload services uses production URL with multiple environment support.
ClientId is shared as a query parameter to socket URL rather than tagging each Griffon event.
Griffon socket connection now authenticates against organization Id.
The following updates were made in this release:
Added an internal enum for Cordova support.
Fixed a performance issue where the initiliaztion of SDK extensions could block the main thread for a while.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed a bug where the modal fullscreen message was shown with a white space at the top of the image.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed several security issues.
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
Fixed a bug where the
Resolutionwas captured in non-English numerals.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed a bug where Griffon pinpad screen may disappear behind an activity.
Griffon SDK attempts to seemlessly reconnect to its session on network interruption.
Fixed a bug that prevented to establish Griffon connection on Android API 27 and below.
Added a new Plugin interface method that gets called on Griffon session termination.
The following updates were made in this release:
Added support for overriding internal network stack with customer-provided implementation. For more information, see Override network stack.
Added an API
removeUserAttributesto remove multiple attributes.Added an API
getUserAttributesto get user attributes with provided keys.
Added an API
removeUserAttributesto remove multiple attributes.Added an API
getUserAttributesto get user attributes with provided keys.
The following updates were made in this release:
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Fixed a security issue where hex conversion method was vulnerable to hash collisions.
The following updates were made in this release:
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Fixed an issue where passing nil callback in
registerDeviceAPI caused a crash.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed a crash which happened in
ADBJsonType::Get.Fixed a crash which happened in
EventHubInner::CreateOrUpdateSharedStateCommon, the crash was introduced on the version 2.5.0.Fixed an internal issue where the SDK failed to create a Json array if it contains empty items.
Improved log messages.
Fixed an issue where all Identity APIs with callbacks were subject to a timeout. Only Identity APIs which use a completionHandler callback are subject to a timeout.
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Improved log messages.
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Improved log messages.
The following updates were made in this release:
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Target Session Id will now be added as a context data parameter
a.target.sessionIdin the internal Analytics for Target hit sent to Adobe Analytics.Fixed an issue, where on app close and relaunch, previously persisted tntId was not being sent in Target requests.
The following updates were made in this release:
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Target Session Id will now be added as a context data parameter
a.target.sessionIdin the internal Analytics for Target hit sent to Adobe Analytics.
The following updates were made in this release:
AnalyticsResponseevents are now always dispatched regardless if the debugApi is enabled or if AAM forwarding is enabled.Report extension details to ACPCore for improved logging and Griffon support.
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
Added support for capturing device screenshot.
Added support for forwarding application logs to Griffon.
Added support for editing loaded launch configuration through Griffon.
Added support for dispatching fake events from Griffon.
Unique clientID and sessionID are now shared through Griffon shared state.
Shared state contents of all the registered extensions are now forwarded to Griffon
Griffon event now includes eventNumber and timestamp.
Added an API to create ACPGriffonEvent with vendor, type, payload, and timestamp.
Bug fixes.
Added support for capturing device screenshot.
Added support for forwarding application logs to Griffon.
Added support for editing loaded launch configuration through Griffon.
Added support for dispatching fake events from Griffon.
Unique clientID and sessionID are now shared through Griffon shared state.
Shared state contents of all the registered extensions are now forwarded to Griffon.
Added constructors to create GriffonEvent with vendor, type, payload, and timestamp.
Bug fixes.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed a bug where AppID used non-arabic numbers as app versions.
Fixed a bug where app version was not included in AppID on Android 9 or above devices.
Added Wrapper Type for Flutter.
Logging improvement
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Logging improvement
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
The following updates were made in this release:
Mobile Core now shares the list of enabled extensions and their meta data through shared state.
Added Wrapper Type for Flutter.
Exposed eventNumber and eventTimestamp in ACPExtensionEvent class.
Added the following API to support the completion handler with an nullable
NSErrorobject:getPrivacyStatusWithCompletionHandlergetSdkIdentitiesWithCompletionHandler
Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Added the following APIs to support the completionHandler callback that is available in iOS ACPCore version 2.5.0:
appendToURL:withCompletionHandlergetUrlVariablesWithCompletionHandlergetIdentifiersWithCompletionHandlergetExperienceCloudIdWithCompletionHandler
When the
completionHandleris used, and you are retrieving the Mobile SDK values, the timeout value is 500ms; if the operation times out or is not successful, anNSErroris returned.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed an issue which, was causing some hits to be delayed.
Fixed an issue where
AnalyticsResponseevents were not being dispatched even when the debug API was enabled.Report extension details to Mobile Core for improved logging and Griffon support.
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
The following updates were made in this release:
Fixed a cursor leak.
Mobile Core now shares the list of enabled extensions and their meta data through shared state.
Fixed an issue where the advertising identifier was duplicated in the response to the
MobileCore.getSDKIdentifiersAPI.Added support for overriding internal network stack with customer-provided code.
Added a new interface with failure callback,
AdobeCallbackWithError, which can be used with theMobileCore.getPrivacyStatusandMobileCore.getSdkIdentitiesmethods.We plan to gradually add the ability to enable failure callback to the other extensions.
Added support for the optional
AdobeCallbackWithErrorcallback that is available in Android Core version 1.5.0 on the following APIs:appendVisitorInfoForURLgetUrlVariablesgetIdentifiersgetExperienceCloudId
When the
AdobeCallbackWithErroris used, and you are retrieving the Mobile SDK values, the timeout value is 500ms; if the operation times out or is not successful, anAdobeErroris returned.
Released with sdk-core version 1.5.0.
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Target 1.1.4 and iOS Target 2.1.5
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
Android Campaign 1.0.3 and iOS Campaign 1.0.5
Improved existing log messages and added additional logging to assist with debugging.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Griffon 1.0.4
Griffon SDK adds and reports uniqueIdentifier and timestamp associated with eventHub events. (works from Core v2.4.0).
Improved Logging to assist with debugging.
Android Griffon 1.1.2
Fixed the nomenclature for the unique event identifier.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.4.0
Added a new property,
eventUniqueIdentifier, to theACPExtensionEventclass.Fixed an issue where the advertising identifier was duplicated in the response to the
getSDKIdentifiersAPI.Fixed an issue where the SDK was trying to download the rules multiple times immediately after app launch.
Fixed a crash on
std::__1::system_error: mutex lock failed: Invalid argument.Fixed a bug where the iOS fullscreen message was unable to load cached images.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Analytics 1.2.3 and iOS Analytics 2.2.2
requestEventIdentifieris now appended to all non-track events so that Lifecycle (or other extension events that are sent to Analytics) can be viewed with rich detail in Project Griffon.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Griffon 1.1.1
The Griffon SDK now reports an event's source, type, sequence number and timestamp for every event.
The Griffon SDK adds and reports
uniqueIdentifierassociated with eventHub events. This update is effective from Mobile Core version 1.4.2Removed unwanted resource files that were creating compilation error.
Improved logging to assist with debugging.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Mobile Services 1.0.5
The shared state of the Profile extension can now be used as the traits for In-App Messaging.
Android Mobile Services 1.1.0
The shared state of the Profile extension can now be used as the traits for In-App Messaging.
Added a new API,
MobileServices.processGooglePlayInstallReferrerUrl(final String url), to support Google Play Install Referrer APIs.For more information about the Install Referrer APIs, see Still Using InstallBroadcast? Switch to the Play Referrer API by March 1, 2020.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Griffon 1.0.3
The Griffon bridge and the Griffon SDK are now unified.
The set up steps are now slightly different. For more information, see Set up Project Griffon.
The Adobe Analytics debug flag is now enabled when you start a Griffon session and is disabled when you end the session.
The client-side Griffon UI now logs Location Service entry and exit events.
This version is compatible with iOS 13.
Fixed a crash in LIBDISPATCH.
Android Griffon 1.1.0
The Griffon bridge and the Griffon SDK are now unified.
The set up steps are now slightly different. For more information, see Set up Project Griffon.
The Adobe Analytics debug flag is now enabled when you start a Griffon session and is disabled when you end the session.
The client-side Griffon UI now logs Location Service entry and exit events.
Modified the client UI to include client-side logging capabilities.
Fixed an issue for Android API version 28 or later where multiple WebViews cannot share the same data directory.
Added generic exception handling for exceptions that can occur when WebViews are accessed while OS is updating Chrome.
The Project Griffon web UI now has new views specifically for users who are trying to inspect and improve Adobe Analytics and Location Service (Places) implementations.
Adobe Analytics View
The new Adobe Analytics view shows you events that are only related to your Adobe Analytics implementation. The list view now displays the action/state name and event, status, with a newly formatted detail view. status tells you when an SDK event is generated (processed), whether the SDK has made a network request with Adobe Analytics (queued), and whether post-processing information about the event (validated) is returned. This information helps you determine whether your context data is being appropriately mapped in Adobe Analytics.
The detailed view for an Analytics track event contains the following parts:
The originating SDK Analytics request event.
The OOTB meta and context data from the request, such as the report suite ID, the SDK extension versions, the OOTB context data, and so on.
The post-processed information on the Analytics event, which contains mapping of revars, evars, props, and so on.
For more information, see Adobe Analytics and Project Griffon.
Location Service (Places) View
The new Location Services views allow you to inspect location entry and exit events on the Project Griffon web UI and on a mobile device. Depending on your business workflows, these views provide a convenient interface to view location-specific data points for inspection on the web/client for in-context debugging.
For more information, see Location Service and Project Griffon.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Identity 2.1.3(Released with ACPCore version 2.3.6 on Cocoapods)
Synced custom and advertising identifiers with nil or empty values are now cleared from Identity shared state and local storage. They are also not synced with the Experience Cloud ID (ECID) Service.
Fixed a threading issue where the Experience Cloud ID (ECID) Service response was handled on an incorrect thread potentially causing a memory corruption crash.
These changes were released as part of ACPCore CocoaPod v2.3.6.
The following update was made in this release:
iOS Mobile Servies 1.0.4
Fixed a bug where the iOS fullscreen message was unable to load cached images.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Campaign 1.0.2
Fixed a bug where full-screen message interaction tracking was not working when a message was dismissed.
Added support for local notification message metrics (impression, open, and click).
Added support for message frequency rules (show once and until clicked) for local notification messages.
iOS Campaign 1.0.4
Added support for local notification message metrics (impression, open, and click).
Added support for message frequency rules (show once and until clicked) for local notification messages.
The following change was made in this release:
iOS and Android Campaign Standard 1.1.0
In the Launch extension, added the ability to reset the
pkey.
iOS Analytics 2.2.1
Analytics response content events now contain two new fields:
hitHosthitUrl
These fields contain the host and URL of the of the hit responsible for dispatching the response event.
Android Analytics 1.2.2
Analytics response content events now contain two new fields:
hitHosthitUrl
These fields contain the host and URL of the of the hit responsible for dispatching the response event.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.3.5
Added support for the attach data rules consequence.
Added support for a boolean-type comparison for the
ExistorNot Existrules condition.
Android Core 1.4.5 (Released with sdk-core version 1.4.6 on Maven)
Added support for attach data rules consequence.
Added support for a boolean-type comparison for the
ExistorNot Existrules condition.Fixed a bug where the
ExistandNot Existrules condition might not work for aListorMaptype value.Fixed a bug that, when fetching the remote config from Launch, might cause a crash on some Android devices.
Fixed a bug that, when the data URL of an activity did not contain valid schema, might cause a crash.
Android Identity 1.1.2
Fixed a bug where the default Experience Cloud Server hostname is now used when no value is configured in the SDK.
Fixed a bug where multiple custom identifiers with same
idTypevalue were synced with the Visitor ID Service.Custom visitor identifiers can now be cleared from the SDK by providing a null/empty identifier value for a previously synced
idType.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Campaign Classic 2.0.1
Fixed an issue where, on iOS 13, the push token was not being extracted correctly from NSData during device registration.
Fixed an issue where the charset information was not being sent in the Content-Type header during device registration call.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Mobile Services 1.0.3
Full-screen messages now use
WKWebViewsfrom theWebKit.framework.Local notifications now use the
UserNotificationsframework.Fixed a crash that might happen when the Click-Through or the Cancel button in the Full-screen message was clicked more than once.
Android Analytics 1.2.1
Fixed a bug where, on start up, the Analytics database was being modified by multiple threads.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.3.4
Fixed a crash that might have happened during app shutdown..
Fixed a bug where, when the SDK is being used in multiple threads, the SDK might not function under a race condition..
Fixed a bug where the downloaded rules zip file might not be decompressed.
Fixed a bug where the
getSdkIdentitiesAPI used wrong key names for the Push ID and IDFA.Removed the usage of UIWebView.
Extension listeners with null/empty type or source is now invalid and will not be registered.
iOS Identity 2.1.2
Fixed an issue where the push identifier is not contained in the Identity shared state on bootup.
Fixed an issue where
appendToUrluses the incorrect query delimiter when the source URL contains a question mark in its fragment identifier component.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Target 2.1.4
The Target session ID and Edge Host will now be persisted in NSUserDefaults. If there is no activity for the configured
target.sessionTimeout, these variables will be reset. The default session timeout value is 30 minutes.
Android Target 1.1.3
The Target session ID and Edge Host will now be persisted in Shared Preferences. If there is no activity for the configured
target.sessionTimeout, these variables will be reset. The default session timeout value is 30 minutes.Fixed an issue where the null
at_propertykey, which was passed in mbox parameters, was being sent in Target requests.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Audience 2.0.1
The
global.sslconfiguration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.Appends IMS OrgID to AAM demdex calls if subdomain endpoint is missing.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.4.4 (Released with sdk-core version 1.4.5 on Maven)
Starting in API level 16, notifications now support
BigTextStyle.This enables long notifications to be displayed without being truncated.
Fixed the locale string in the HTTP User-Agent to follow the BCP 47 specification.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Analytics 1.2.0
Added the following new pieces of data when reporting a crash:
previousosversionpreviousappid.
Added support for the Griffon debug API.
The
global.sslconfiguration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Identity 1.1.1 (Released with sdk-core version 1.4.4 on Maven)
Custom identifiers with null or empty IDs are ignored when calling the
syncIdentifierorsyncIdentifiersAPIs because the Visitor ID Service does not support these identifiers.The
syncIdentifiersAPI call is ignored when there is an empty Map.The duplicate advertising identifier value is removed from the Identity-shared state when
MobileCore.setAdvertisingIdentifieris called with a new value.The
global.sslconfiguration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.Fixed an issue where
appendVisitorInfoForURLuses the wrong query delimiter when the source URL contains a question mark in its fragment identifier component.
iOS Analytics 2.2.0
Added support for Griffon debug API.
The
global.sslconfiguration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.
Android Griffon Bridge 1.0.3
You can use the Android Griffon Bridge version 1.0.3 with the Android Griffon SDK version 1.0.0.
Android Griffon SDK 1.0.0
Starting in version 1.0.3, there is a new Artifact split from the Android Griffon Bridge.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Mobile Services 2.0.2
Added the ability to trigger an In-App message that is based on Analytics rules consequences..
Android Mobile Services 1.0.1
Added the ability to trigger an In-App message that is based on Analytics rules consequences..
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core release 2.3.3
Reduced the number of threads that were being consumed by the SDK and also reduced the CPU usage of the SDK.
Fixed a memory leak issue.
Several minor fixes for the Local Notification.
iOS Identity release 2.1.1
Fixed a bug where the push identifier was not updated in the Identity-shared state when
setPushIdentifierwas called.
iOS Lifecycle release 2.0.3
Fixed a bug in the App ID string where
CFBundleVersionandCFBundleShortVersionStringwere being concatenated in the wrong order.
iOS Acquisition release 2.0.2
Fixed a bug where a duplicate Analytics hit was sent when
ACPCore::CollectLaunchInfowas called.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.4.3
Fixed a bug where the database operation might fail on Android Q (Android 10).
Fixed a crash that was happening on Android versions 8.0 and 8.1 and was related to Android's
TimeZoneNamesImpl.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Target 2.1.3
Fixed a bug that, when prefetchContent is called with a nil callback, caused a crash in iOS.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.4.2
Fixed a bug where the replacement value for token
{%~timestampz%}might be created with the wrong locale.Added
getUniqueIdentifier()to theEventobject.This value is a globally unique identifier for every
Event.
iOS Target 2.1.2 and Android Target 1.1.2
target.previewEnabled, a new configuration Boolean key, has been added. This key is used to enable/disable Target Preview.If key is not provided, preview is enabled by default.
Fixed an issue in Android where Target Preview links were decoded twice, which lead to an error preview page.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.4.1
Fixed an issue that, when making Analytics requests during the switch of Android activities, might result in incorrect Customer Perspective (CP) values.
Adobe Experience Platform SDK for WeChat Mini Programs Beta
The Adobe Experience Platform SDK now supports WeChat Mini Programs. This beta release helps Adobe Analytics customers who want to track the behavioral usage of Mini Programs. For more information, see the documentation or contact your Adobe customer success manager.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Griffon Bridge 1.0.2
Fixed bug where wildcard listener wasn't working.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Analytics 2.1.2
ACPAnalytics now correctly identifies Acquisition link event types.
Fixes a compile-time error when using the “-all_load” linker flag.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Griffon Bridge 1.0.1
Initial beta release.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Target 2.1.1 and Android Target 1.1.1
Use the
target.propertyTokenconfiguration setting to configure theat_property_tokenthat is generated from the Target UI, instead of passing the token as an mbox parameter.Fixed an issue where JSON offers were not being returned as content but instead default content was served.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core release 2.3.2
Fixed an issue that, when making Analytics requests immediately after app launch, might result in incorrect Customer Perspective (cp) values.
Fixed an issue that might cause the main thread to be blocked for up to 60 seconds while the app is shutting down.
Fixed several issues leading to a non-observed crash in the background while the app attempts to shut down.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.3.1
Fixed an issue that was causing network request failures, which were introduced in version 2.2.2.
Fixed an issue that might have caused crashes when the app was being shut down.
Fixed an issue that might have caused the callback to be passed to
ACPCore start:to be called before the EventHub has finished initialization.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Analytics 2.1.1:
Fixed a bug where the locale was incorrect for Analytics hits.
Fixed a bug where the Analytics shared state was not updated with the visitor identifier.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.4.0:
Fixed the migration of Custom Analytics ID from v4.
Added the
collectMessageInfoAPI to collect push/local notification-related data.Forced the _**_usage of TLS v1.1/v1.2 on the Android 4.x devices (Android API version from 16-19).
Android Signal 1.0.2:
Fixed an issue where the SSL connection was not kept alive.
Android Identity 1.1.0:
Added the
getUrlVariablesAPI to retrieve Visitor Identifiers as URL-encoded query strings for hybrid mobile applications.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.3.0:
Fixed several crash issues.
Fixed the migration of Custom Analytics ID from v4.
Added the
collectMessageInfoAPI to collect push/local notification-related data.Added the support for title and custom sound in local notifications.
iOS Identity 2.1.0
Added the
getUrlVariablesAPI to retrieve Visitor Identifiers as URL-encoded query strings for hybrid mobile applications.
iOS Campaign 1.0.2
Added enhanced alert reporting with clickthrough URL support in the Campaign response event.
Added support for a custom title in local notifications.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.2.2
Fixed the issue where SSL connection was not kept alive.
Added support for ISO 8601 timestamp for Rules Engine token replacement, you can use the placeholder
~timestampzFixed the bug where
ACPCore.getSdkIdentitiesdidn't return the correct value for Analytics visitor identifier (VID).Added support for migrating Privacy status from v4 to v5, if it was manually set with v4 SDK.
Fixed issue where retrieving Privacy status may get delayed when device is offline.
iOS Identity 2.0.3
Fixed issue where device locale was not properly read when creating network requests from Identity extension.
Fixed issue where the callback was not called on
ACPIdentity.getIdentifiersif no custom identifiers where synced previously.Fixed issue where the Analytics visitor identifier (VID) was not included in the
ACPIdentity.appendToUrlcallback value.
Android Core 1.3.1
Added support for ISO 8601 timestamp for Rules Engine token replacement, you can use the placeholder
~timestampzFixed the bug where
MobileCore.getSdkIdentitiesdidn't return the correct value for Analytics visitor identifier (VID).Added support for migrating Privacy status from v4 to v5, if it was manually set with v4 SDK.
Fixed issue where retrieving Privacy status may get delayed when device is offline.
Added support for loading cached configuraiton and cached rules on subsequent launch.
Android Identity 1.0.5
Fixed issue where the Analytics visitor identifier (VID) was not included in the
Identity.appendVisitorInfoForURLcallback value.
Android Campaign 1.0.1
Added enhanced alert reporting with clickthrough URL support in the Campaign response event.
Added support for a custom title in local notifications.
iOS Target 2.1.0 and Android Target 1.1.0
Upgraded the Target Delivery APIs to latest v1 delivery endpoint.
Introduced
retrieveLocationContent, a new API that retrieves content for multiple Target mbox locations simultaneously without increasing the reporting count for prefetch cases.Introduced
locationsDisplayed, a new API that helps Target record location to display events.This API should only be used for prefetch scenarios.
Provided support for
TargetParameterswhich is a helper class that combines parameters such asmboxParameters,profileParameters,orderParameters, andproductParameters.New
prefetchContentandlocationClickedAPIs which accept TargetParameters.
iOS Analytics 2.1.0
Fixed a crash related to database multi-threading.
Enforced HTTPs network requests.
React Native wrappers for the following extensions were pushed to npmjs:
Android Core 1.3.0
The
MobileCore.start()API should only get called once, and the SDK ignores the subsequent calls to this API.Added an internal API for React Native support.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.2.1
Fixed an issue when the app network crashes under extreme conditions.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.2.0
The
ACPCore.startAPI can only get called once.Added the
ACPCore.registerURLHandlerAPI, which allows the app to set a custom handler for click-through URLs.Fixed the problem where the SDK failed to get locale information.
Allow the Rules Engine to replace the token for non-string objects.
Android Core 1.2.2
Fixed a bug that prevented URLs from being correctly opened on some Android versions.
iOS Analytics 2.0.4
Fixed a cocoapod dependency issue.
iOS Mobile Services 2.0.1
Fixed a cocoapod dependency issue.
Project Griffon is now available for beta access!
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Project Griffon is in beta, and the use of this beta release requires you to accept the terms outlined in https://griffon.adobe.com.
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To learn more about Project Griffon, here are the links to the documentation:
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.1.1
Core: Internal support for database scheme migration.
Identity: Identity MID might be regenerated when privacy settings change from opted out to opted in/opt unknown in the same session.
iOS Analytics 2.0.3
Fixed a minor Analytics hit ordering issue.
iOS Mobile Services 1.0.0
Mobile Services (mobilemarketing.adobe.com) messaging and acquisition links is now supported through the new Mobile Services extension for the Adobe Experience Platform SDK.
iOS Campaign Standard 1.0.1
Fixed an issue with duplicate symbols being present in the Campaign extension library.
The following updates were made in this release:
iOS Core 2.1.0
Configuration
If there is no cached configuration available, the SDK can fetch the configuration after a network restore.
Core
Added the
ACPCorelog API, which allows third-party extensions and application developers to log messages and use the Mobile SDKLogLevelto select the verbosity of the logs.You can also use the ACPCore
getLogLevelAPI to retrieve the currentLogLevelthat was set in the SDK.trackActionandtrackStateonly acceptNSDictionary-type context data.
The Adobe Campaign Standard extension version 1.0.0 is now available for Android!
This extension allows you to deliver and track in-app messages (broadcast and personalized) and push notifications to mobile app users from Adobe Campaign Standard.
Android Core 1.2.1
Added protection around null results when
toStringis called on Intent extras data.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.2.0
The following updates were made to the Mobile Core extension in Android version 1.2.0:
Configuration
If there is no cached configuration available, you can fetch the configuration after a network restore.
Added environment-aware support, which allows you to define dev and stage environments in a property.
Important: This overrides the config properties that were based on the default environment.
Core
Added the
MobileCore.getApplicationAPI, which allows third-party extension developers access the application context.Added the
MobileCore.logAPI, which allows third-party extensions and application developers to log messages and use the Mobile SDKLoggingModeto select the verbosity of the logs.You can also use the
MobileCore.getLogLevelAPI to retrieve the currentLoggingModethat was set in the SDK.
Android Identity 1.0.4
You can regenerate the MID when privacy settings change from opted out to opted in/opt unknown in the same session.
Android Core 1.1.2
Resolved an issue that might result in a crash when the underlying Analytics database was corrupted.
Android Core 1.1.1
Resolved an issue that could result in a crash when the underlying Analytics database was corrupted.
The following updates were made in this release:
Android Core 1.1.0
The
setSmallIconandsetLargeIconAPIs were added.
Android Analytics 1.1.1
Use the
analytics.launchHitDelayconfiguration setting to indicate how long to wait before Analytics launch hits are sent.
The following updates were made to the Adobe Target extension:
The Target Client Code is now automatically added based on your Experience Cloud organization.
If no code is found, you can type it in.
If multiple codes are found, you can select the code from the drop-down list.
The Adobe Campaign Standard extension version 1.0.0 is now available!
This extension allows you to deliver and track in-app messages (broadcast and personalized) and push notifications to mobile app users from Adobe Campaign Standard.
iOS Core 2.0.3
Bug fixes
Added environment-aware support, which allows you to define dev and stage environments in a property.
Important: This overrides the config properties that were based on the default environment.
iOS Core 2.0.2
Resolved an issue that caused failures when retrieving a configuration on application launch.
The January 24th update includes changes to the Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs and solution extensions for iOS applications. We provided an explanation of this change, why the changes were made, and how to update your application to include these changes.
With this release, we have changed the Mobile SDK Core and all Adobe solution extensions from dynamic frameworks to static libraries.
Frameworks are an excellent way to package and distribute iOS dependencies but, in some situations, using frameworks can cause issues when a dependent framework is updated. All of the Adobe Experience Platform SDK extensions have a dependency on the Core extension. This means that when a change is made to the Mobile Core framework, all dependent extensions need to be rebuilt from the source. To resolve this issue, we changed the SDK Core and all Adobe solution extensions to use static libraries.
There is nothing wrong or broken with the previous versions of the SDK. Apps that have already started development with the version 1.x SDK and extensions can continue in the development lifecycle with no impact. Mobile applications that have not yet started to implement the Mobile SDKs are also fine, as they will start out using the static libraries. The changes listed below are required for customers who have started implementing the Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDK and want to update to the latest version.
The changes are only for iOS.
To update existing Experience Platform Mobile SDK 1.x implementations to 2.x:
Use the latest installation instructions for your selected environment (development, staging, production).
Update your Pod file with the latest changes.
Run a 'pod update' command to pull in the latest version of the Mobile Core extension and any other solution extension updates.
In your app code, change all of your import statements:
For Objective-C
Where you previously had imports that look like the following:
#import <ACPCore_iOS/ACPCore_iOS.h>#import <ACPIdentity_iOS/ACPIdentity_iOS.h>#import <ACPLifecycle_iOS/ACPLifecycle_iOS.h>#import <ACPSignal_iOS/ACPSignal_iOS.h>#import <ACPUserProfile_iOS/ACPUserProfile_iOS.h>
The imports will now drop the iOS suffix and can be imported directly as follows:
#import "ACPCore.h"#import "ACPIdentity.h"#import "ACPLifecycle.h"#import "ACPSignal.h"#import "ACPUserProfile.h"
This change will hold true for any other Adobe solution extensions that you may have previously imported.
For Swift
Where you previously had imports that looked like:
import ACPCore_iOSimport ACPAnalytics_iOSimport ACPIdentity_iOSimport ACPLifecycle_iOSimport ACPSignal_iOSimport ACPUserProfile_iOS
The imports will now drop the iOS suffix. Additionally, the Identity, Lifecycle and Signals extensions can be added just by importing core , for example:
import ACPCoreimport ACPAnalyticsimport ACPUserProfile
We feel that this update will serve our customers and partners better in the long run. If you have any questions or issues, go to our user forum.
iOS Core 1.1.1
Fixed a bug where the
deviceTokenconversion was incorrect in some situations.
The following updates were made to all extensions:
iOS version 1.1.0
All ACP frameworks now properly run on 32-bit devices.
iOS Core 1.0.2
Minor bug fixes
The Adobe Campaign Classic extension version 1.0.0 is now available for iOS!
This extension enables the delivery and tracking of push notifications to mobile app users from Adobe Campaign Classic.
This extension is only for Adobe Campaign Classic and will not work with Adobe Campaign Standard.
In this release, you can:
Send push tokens with information about the user and the device to Adobe Campaign Classic so that users can enable push messaging to mobile app users who opt in to notifications.
Send additional custom profile data to Adobe Campaign Classic, which allows personalized push notifications.
Track the receipt of push messages (impressions) in Android apps and silent notifications in iOS apps.
Track when users click on push notifications.
Here is some additional information:
This extension is an alternative to the stand-alone Campaign Classic SDK. It allows Experience Platform SDK users to enable push messaging from Campaign Classic without installing the Campaign Classic SDK separately.
The following updates were made to the Mobile Core extension:
iOS version 1.0.1
Fixed a bug for extensions where the response callback was not called for the
dispatchEventWithResponseCallbackAPI.Minor bug fixes.
Android version 1.0.5
This version now includes the proguard-rules.pro config file.
Minor bug fixes.
Adobe Experience Platform SDKs are live!
Version 1.0.0 of the Experience Platform SDKs were released for the Mobile Core, Analytics, Audience Manager, and Adobe Target extensions.
