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Release Notes

October 25, 2021

iOS AEPAnalytics 3.0.3

  • Add support for MobileCore.resetIdentities() API. When this API is called, the Analytics identifiers and the Analytics hits queue are cleared.
  • Removed retrieval and generation of Analytics tracking identifier (AID). Existing AID values stored on the device will continue to be loaded and used, however new visitors will not be assigned an AID value.

October 21, 2021

Android Analytics 1.2.9

  • Add support for MobileCore.resetIdentities() API. When this API is called, the Analytics identifiers and the Analytics hits queue are cleared.
  • Bug fixes to improve SDK stability.

September 8, 2021

iOS AEPAnalytics 3.0.2

  • Fixed an issue where entire context data dictionary in track request was dropped if any of its key had non string value.

July 21, 2021

iOS Analytics 2.5.1

  • Removed retrieval and generation of Analytics tracking identifier (AID). Existing AID values stored on the device will continue to be loaded and used, however new visitors will not be assigned an AID value.

Android Analytics 1.2.8

  • Fixed undefined dependencies in .pom file, preventing developers from including the v1.2.7 analytics library through Gradle.

Android Analytics 1.2.7

  • Removed retrieval and generation of Analytics tracking identifier (AID). Existing AID values stored on the device will continue to be loaded and used, however new visitors will not be assigned an AID value.
  • IMPORTANT: If you encounter issues including this dependency through Gradle, 1.2.8 fixes the error.

April 1, 2021

iOS AEPAnalytics 3.0.1

  • Added support to handle internal analytics track request events
  • Refactored code and updated doc comments

February 26, 2021

iOS AEPAnalytics 3.0.0

December 18, 2020

iOS Analytics 2.5.0

  • The AEP SDKs are now distributed using XCFrameworks in order to support hardware with the new Apple M1 architecture while maintaining support for existing Intel architecture.
    • IMPORTANT: Upgrading to XCFrameworks distribution requires Xcode 12.0 or newer
    • IMPORTANT: If using Cocoapods, upgrading to the XCFrameworks distribution requires Cocoapods 1.10.0 or newer

Oct 6, 2020

iOS Analytics 2.4.0

  • Added error callbacks for following APIs getQueueSize, getTrackingIdentifier and getVisitorIdentifier. Instance of AdobeCallbackWithError can be passed to these API's as an arguement to receive error callbacks.
  • Added an enhancement to append previous app id and previous os version to backdated session info hits.
  • Changes to read from Assurance shared state.

Oct 5, 2020

Android Analytics 1.2.6

  • Added error callbacks for following APIs getQueueSize, getTrackingIdentifier and getVisitorIdentifier. Instance of AdobeCallbackWithError can be passed to these API's as an arguement to receive error callbacks.
  • Added an enhancement to append previous app id and previous os version to backdated session info hits.
  • Changes to read from Assurance shared state.

Aug 4, 2020

Android Analytics 1.2.5

  • Fixed TimeSinceLaunch not getting reported in analytics hits.
  • Fixed a race condition which was causing a null pointer crash.

June 17, 2020

iOS Analytics 2.3.0

  • Added tvOS compatibility
  • Version 2.3.0 onwards, binaries are built with Xcode 11.0

June 1, 2020

iOS Analytics 2.2.4

  • Fixed incorrect timezone offset calculation
  • Fixed a crash which happened in Analytics::TrackLifecycle

March 2, 2020

The following updates were made in this release:

iOS Analytics 2.2.3

  • AnalyticsResponse events 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.

February 13, 2020

The following updates were made in this release:

Android Analytics 1.2.4

  • Fixed an issue which, was causing some hits to be delayed.
  • Fixed an issue where AnalyticsResponse events 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.

January 25, 2020

The following updates were made in this release:

Android Analytics 1.2.3 and iOS Analytics 2.2.2

  • requestEventIdentifier is 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.

October 28, 2019

The following change was made in this release:

iOS Analytics 2.2.1

  • Analytics response content events now contain two new fields:
    • hitHost
    • hitUrl

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:
    • hitHost
    • hitUrl

These fields contain the host and URL of the of the hit responsible for dispatching the response event.

October 7, 2019

The following updates were made in this release:

Android Analytics 1.2.1

  • Fixed a bug where, on start up, the Analytics database was being modified by multiple threads.

September 10, 2019

The following updates were made in this release:

Android Analytics 1.2.0

  • Added the following new pieces of data when reporting a crash:
    • previousosversion
    • previousappid
  • Added support for the Griffon debug API.
  • The global.ssl configuration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.

iOS Analytics 2.2.0

  • Added support for Griffon debug API.
  • The global.ssl configuration settings are ignored, and SSL is enabled by default.

July 9, 2019

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.