1.16.1

Core

• Fixed a crash that happened when using Messaging (In-App messages/Mobile landings) or the Debug view. It was due to the removal of a default proguard rule, resulting in broken R references.

1.16.0

Core

• Batch is now built using the Android 11 (sdk version 30) SDK, and targets it. Android 11 is fully supported.
• Batch is now built using R8 rather than proguard.
• Add support for Push/Advertising ID plugins.
• Support for TLS versions older than 1.2 has been disabled for devices on Lollipop and higher. Devices on 4.1 to 4.4 might still use TLS 1.1 for compatiblity.
• Should to fix an issue where Google would report a security issue in com.batch.android.c.h.c due to our usage of an ECB cipher. We've always used standard HTTPS for our network communication: the weak encryption is only used for an additional layer of security on disk and during transport.

Inbox

• Enhanced the way the SDK fetchs notifications from the servers to greatly reduce bandwidth usage. No public API change.

Messaging

• Fixed an issue where In-App messages might not survive rotation with newer AndroidX core versions.
• Fixed an issue where rotating an autoclosable In-App message would not show the right countdown.
• Fixed an issue where LeakCanary would temporarily report a leak with autoclosable messages. This was due to a delayed callback that eventually went away: Batch now cancels it sooner.
• Auto closable In-App messages won't attempt to dismiss themselves in the background anymore: they'll check if they should have been in onStart.

1.15.2

Messaging

• Fixed a crash where the app would crash if the user rotated an automatically dismissing fullscreen/modal/image template.

User

• Added support for Date in BatchEventData.
• BatchEventData now supports up to 15 attributes (used to be 10).
• BatchUserAttribute now has a public constructor for easier mocking.