Release (6.5.0)

• Our automatic Instant and Predictable Rewards product can now be customized with unique copy, color, and images.
• Introducing a new and flexible way to prompt a user to install the app via an Install Card.

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Release (6.4.0)

• Added a loading bar in our iOS WebView to help communicate when things are, well, loading.

• Top right custom button in the embedded WebView navbar is now customizable via purchase path extensions framework.

• Added an additional click/tap callback to subtitle text in the embedded WebView via the purchase path extensions framework.

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Release (6.3.0)

We’re excited to announce our latest SDK feature, Autofill. With Autofill your web view users will be able to fill out a form once, save that profile information, and reuse it on all other merchant sites. Disabled by default – reach out to your Partner Success representative for details.

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Release (6.2.0)

Minor bug fixes and improvements

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18

Release (6.1.0)

Compatible with iOS 12

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14

Release 6.0.0

• Introduces a new single Purchase Path interface using fetch by URL
• Introduces a new single Button Actions interface using ActionQuery
• Replaces CheckoutExtension interface with improved PurchasePathExtension interface
• New static Button API with PurchasePath, ButtonActions, User, and Debug modules
• Removes all deprecated 5.x functionality
• Removes all merchant functionality migrated to the Open Source Merchant Library
• Updates minimum deployment target iOS 9

Release 5.32.0

• Adds automatic Predictable Rewards and Instant Rewards cards to In-App Checkout
  (disabled by default — reach out to your Partner Success representative for details)

Release 5.31.0

• Scrolling down in the web view dismisses the displayed card
• Checkout Extensions no longer receive didNavigateToProduct: callback if product is nil

Release 5.30.0

• Removes location “assistance” from the SDK
  • If you were relying on Button to make your actions location-aware, you will need to instead explicitly provide a location to the BTNContext object using the setUserLocation: method.
  • If you were using the method, allowButtonToRequestLocationPermission: to request location permission on your behalf, you will need to replace the functionality following Apple's documentation.

Release 5.29.0

• Replaced beta API to show/hide checkout cards (API diff)
• Add multiple cards to a Checkout Extension
• Adds ability build custom cards for Checkout Extensions
• Fixed an issue on iOS 10.x where the web view content had extra top padding