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Release/2.2.2 #633

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This is a patch version that fixes a bug introduced with the version 2.0 which allows multiple tracker instances in the same app. The Session UserID should be common among the instances but with the previous version each instance of the tracker generated its own Session UserID. With this fix, all the instances can share the same Session UserID.

Also, this version of the tracker doesn't store persistent data in the filesystem when running on watchOS and tvOS app. In fact, those operating systems have limitations on the data that can be stored persistently in the device.

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AlexBenny and others added 3 commits August 13, 2021 15:15
PR: #632

* Use in-memory EventStore for tvOS and watchOS
It's needed as the SQLite and filesystem storage are not available.

* Save session details on NSUserDefaults for tvOS

* Extract data persistence management from SPSession

* Avoid remote config cache for tvOS and watchOS
@AlexBenny AlexBenny self-assigned this Aug 13, 2021
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LGTM

@AlexBenny AlexBenny merged commit 805dfc4 into master Aug 16, 2021
@AlexBenny AlexBenny deleted the release/2.2.2 branch August 16, 2021 07:56
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