Release Notes
Below is a complete list of changes for each release of the React Native 1.x library.
1.0.10 (April 2020)
Low Impact Changes
- Added ability to override the Collect Dispatch URL in the
initializeCustom
method - Enabled
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in TypeScript definition for parameters that accept it - Fixed TypeScript definition for Remote Command methods
1.0.9 (February 2020)
Low Impact Changes
- Fixed bug in Typescript typings
1.0.8 (February 2020)
High Impact Changes
- Added support for Tealium remote commands through React Native. This allows for a remote command to be added in a JavaScript file and the payload will be passed back via a callback function. Remote commands may also be removed via React Native. Refer to the React Native API to learn more about the remote command methods.
Low Impact Changes
- Underlying Tealium libraries updated to versions 5.7.0 (Android) and 5.6.6 (iOS)
- Added TypeScript typings
1.0.7 (November 2019)
High Impact Changes
- Support for ReactNative Autolinking in 0.60+
- Better support for nested event data specifically for Android platform
- Underlying Tealium libraries updated to versions 5.5.5 (Android) and 5.6.3 (iOS)
- Bug Fixes
- Corrected method signature for
Tealium.getPersistentData(key, callback)
- Build errors in iOS relating to
Vdata
/Event
enums have been fixed - Fixed crashes on some iPad versions (only when using
TealiumIOS
pod v5.6.0/5.6.1)
- Corrected method signature for
1.0.5 - 1.0.6 (September 2019)
Low Impact Changes
- Removed
rnpm
frompackage.json
and added areact-native.config.js
per React documentation. - Updated Android and gradle versions in the sample app.
- Updated both Android and iOS sample apps to use the latest versions of their respective Tealium libraries.
1.0.3 - 1.0.4 (March 2019)
Low Impact Changes
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activity handling, as well as extra instance null checks for Consent Manager methods.- Gradle updates to target latest Android version.
1.0.1 - 1.0.2 (February 2019)
Low Impact Changes
- Bug Fix - Fixed public
trackEvent()
to calltrackEvent()
onTealium
instance for Android
High Impact Changes
- Additional public-facing methods of Tealium iOS and Tealium Android are now exposed.
- Multiple instances of Tealium are now supported.
- New configuration options have been added that include the enablement of Consent Management, Lifecycle, and a Datasource ID.
1.0.0 (August 2018)
High Impact Changes
- Added NPM Package support to the initial release
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