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Check out release history for stable releases of android SDKs. Stable releases have been tested thoroughly and are ready for use in your production apps. Major versions may include breaking changes. See our migration guide for help updating your SDK integration to take advantage of new features and fixes.

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4.x Releases

    • 4.4.0

      code changes

      Features

      • This release introduces support for displaying larger in-app messages. (#456) (b8331bf)

      Internal

      • Updated our SDK to use the v2 version of our in-app messages API. This will provide a more reliable experience for in-app messages. (#461)

    • 4.3.0

      code changes

      Improvement

      • This release includes changes needed to support for data pipelines in the our React Native SDK. There are no new features for customers utilizing our native Android SDK only.

    • 4.2.0

      code changes

      Features

      • Revamped the in-app messaging module to enhance performance by optimizing local processing, accelerating message loading during page transitions, and implementing a state-driven architecture for better responsiveness and control. (#431) (682ac42)
      • We highly recommend upgrading to the new in-app editor to ensure optimal performance.

      Fixes

      • We reduced the chance of duplicate in-app messages by keeping a local store of messages already displayed.
      • Resolves an issue with tracking attributes for certain in-app messages.
      • Fixes an intermittent crash on initialization. #426
      • Resolves an application not responding (ANR) issue. #147

    • 4.1.0

      code changes

      Features

      • Ability to dismiss current in-app message. Currently displayed message can now be dismissed using CustomerIO.instance().dismissMessage() (#420) (8bfc37d)
      • Improved logs around in-app messaging to provide more clarity on state changes and actions performed on in-app messages (#421) (8bfc37d)

    • 4.0.1

      code changes

      Bug Fixes

      • Resolves an issue that caused the SDK version to be reported as the previous version for versions 3.3.0 - 4.0.0. (#415) (1358719)

    • 4.0.0

      code changes

      ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

      • Data Pipelines Support: Sending your mobile data into our customer data platform (CDP) helps you support both Journeys and the rest of your martech stack—analytics, data warehouses, CRMs and more. (#412) (772b489)

      Features

      • Anonymous tracking: You can send anonymous events, and we’ll reconcile anonymous activity with your users when you identify them.
      • Built-in lifecycle events: the SDK now automatically captures events like “Application Installed” and “Application Updated” for you, so you better understand your users’ behaviors in your app. (#334) (9d239c8)
      • New device data: the SDK captures complete device-level context, like your audience’s screen dimensions, device names, and more. (#341) (7cb17c1)

3.x Releases

    • 3.11.2

      code changes

      Bug Fixes

      • Resolves an issue that caused the SDK version to be reported as the previous version for versions 3.3.0 - 4.0.0. (38b2815)

    • 3.11.1

      code changes

      Bug Fixes

      • Messages created in the new drag and drop in-app editor will load much faster and don’t require pre-fetching assets. If you are using the older in-app editor, the initial in-app message may experience a delay. We highly recommend upgrading to the new in-app editor to avoid this issue and ensure optimal performance. (#393) (8c8ee89)
      • This update also resolves an issue that was causing crashes during the pre-fetching step in certain situations.

    • 3.11.0

      code changes

      Features

      • When using page rules and when an in-app messages need a second to load, the in-app message might appear after a user navigates to another page. We made changes to ensure the page-rules are checked after the message is loaded and immediately before it’s displayed in order to resolve this issue.
      • We resolved a caching issue that in rare cases, caused users to see the incorrect in-app message when logging out then logging back in as a different user.

      (#355) (ee756d6)

    • 3.2.0

      code changes

      Features

      • sdk initialization re-architecture (9e21960)

      Bug Fixes

      • cio sdk version attribute using client value (bb90f35)
      • user agent client support in preferences repo (454a18e)

    • 3.1.1

      code changes

      Bug Fixes

    • 3.1.0

      code changes

      Features

      • added shared instance for independent components (70fa8cd)
      • added support to modify notification small icon (b93c2dc)

      Bug Fixes

      • in-app messages stop delivering (4027502)
      • in-app system link causes app reopen (6349081)
      • updated json adapter usage to safe parsing (f72280b)

    • 3.0.0

      code changes

      ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

      • android 12 deep link fix

      Features

      • added option to customize push notification from app (68010f8)
      • changes for react native package (2f20ac3)
      • in app sdk (1036c80)
      • updated client to support react native user agent (7588526)

      Bug Fixes

      • android 12 deep link fix (fd7ae28)
      • version bump for gist sdk to resolve messaging not showing bug (05dad42)

2.x Releases

    • 2.0.1

      code changes

      Bug Fixes

      • track opens fcm notification payload (ab3cd18)

    • 2.0.0

      code changes

      ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

      • get current FCM token on SDK startup
      • register device attributes when set
      • create background queue to make API synchronous

      Features

      • add device and profile attribute setters (789f09f)
      • add device_manufacturer device attribute (6a60f39)
      • added support for custom track url (b61a64b)
      • added support for device attributes (#71) (5fedf26)
      • create background queue to make API synchronous (2524460)
      • get current FCM token on SDK startup (dda443d)
      • register device attributes when set (0f5159e)
      • set log level via SDK config (81eea4e)
      • support for custom device attributes and config (#77) (a7dbaba)

      Bug Fixes

      • added java compatibility in public constructors and methods (acdec46)
      • added support for big decimal (#56) (58c791b)
      • code cleanup (c651ee6)
      • delete device token when clear identify (72f9753)
      • events are tracked to identified customer (71634ed)
      • queue attempts to run all tasks on each run (e180dea)
      • register device tokens http request (b1c6872)

1.x Releases