GT2/GT2-Android/node_modules/react-native-branch/ChangeLog.md

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2017-01-13 Version 1.0.0
* Support for react-native 0.40.0
* Configuration changes to support various toolchains
* Full support for Carthage
2017-01-31 Version 0.9.1
* Fixed unsubscribe bug (#73)
* Full support for Carthage
* Support all parameters of Branch Universal Object and link properties
2017-01-31 Version 1.0.1
* Fixed unsubscribe bug (#73)
* Support all parameters of Branch Universal Object and link properties
2017-02-06 Version 0.9.2
* Corrected peerDependencies
2017-02-06 Version 1.0.2
* Corrected peerDependencies
* Fixed [an issue](https://github.com/BranchMetrics/react-native-branch-deep-linking/pull/93) that prevented App Store submission
2017-02-15 Version 0.9.3
* Reduced iOS deploy target from 9.2 to 8.0.
2017-02-15 Version 1.0.4
* Reduced iOS deploy target from 9.2 to 8.0.
2017-02-24 Version 0.9.5
* Improved support for manual installation of Branch SDK
* Fix for non-Branch links with Universal Links on iOS
2017-02-24 Version 1.0.5
* Improved support for manual installation of Branch SDK
* Fix for non-Branch links with Universal Links on iOS
2017-03-16 Version 0.9.6
* Corrected a react-native version limitation in the build.gradle to ensure the version from node_modules is used.
2017-03-16 Version 1.1.0
* This release introduces a userCompletedAction() method on the Branch Universal Object. The registerView() method
is deprecated in favor of userCompletedAction(RegisterViewEvent).
* The createBranchUniversalObject() method now allocates native resources supporting the BUO. These are eventually
cleaned up when unused for some time. An optional release() method is also provided to ensure they are released
immediately, e.g. when componentWillUnmount() is called.
* Corrected a react-native version limitation in the build.gradle to ensure the version from node_modules is used.
* The native iOS dependencies for the testbed apps were updated to 0.13.5.
2017-03-21 Version 0.9.7
* Decrease buildToolsVersion to 23.0.1 in build.gradle
2017-03-21 Version 1.1.1
* Decrease buildToolsVersion to 23.0.1 in build.gradle
* Fixed broken Carthage build (#128)
* Updated README to reflect async createBranchUniversalObject method.
2017-03-23 Version 2.0.0-beta.1
* Reduce the number of manual steps required to get started.
* Remove any need for CocoaPods, Carthage or manual iOS SDK installation in a React Native app.
* Pin to specific versions of the native SDKs to avoid issues arising from version mismatches.
* Fully support integration of react-native-branch in a React Native component within a native
app that also uses the native Branch SDK.
* Includes native SDKS 0.13.5 (iOS), 2.5.9 (Android)
See [Release 2.0.0](https://github.com/BranchMetrics/react-native-branch-deep-linking/blob/master/docs/Release-2.0.0.md) for more details.
2017-04-24 Version 2.0.0-beta.2
* Implemented an RCTEventEmitter in iOS.
* Rebuilt JS link caching to address #79.
* Corrected link property mappings on Android (thanks to @jchesne for the PR).
* Includes native SDKs 0.14.12 (iOS), 2.6.1 (Android).
* Added missing AddToCartEvent, listed in the docs.
* Export event constants from the native layer for better consistency.
* Support for routing links in native Android apps that include RN components.
* Added/improved example applications. The master branch includes five examples for 2.0.0:
- testbed_simple
- testbed_native_ios
- testbed_native_android
- webview_example
- webview_native_ios
As well as the two legacy examples testbed_carthage and testbed_cocoapods for 1.1. The
webview_example and webview_example_native_ios apps are complete, practical examples of
content-sharing apps that route links and follow Branch's best practices. All examples
are fully set up for the bnctestbed.app.link domain.
* All 2.0 examples now include support for both the test and live Branch keys. All Android
examples will use the test key in Debug builds and the live key in Release builds. This
is also true for testbed_simple and webview_example. testbed_native_ios and
webview_example_native_ios use custom build configurations and schemes to differentiate
the live and test environments (this approach is only possible when using CocoaPods on iOS;
it is easily arranged using productFlavors on Android and very similar to the existing
setup).
* Added an experimental Fastlane plugin to set up example apps for iOS without using Xcode
to make it easy to run them on a device and test link routing.
* Greatly expanded CI and unit testing, including native unit tests, for improved stability.