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package.json
{
"name": "@mparticle/web-braze-kit",
"version": "3.0.8",
"version": "3.0.9",
"author": "mParticle Developers <developers@mparticle.com> (https://www.mparticle.com)",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "description": "mParticle integration sdk for Braze",

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README.md

@@ -11,3 +11,3 @@ ![Braze Logo](https://github.com/mparticle-integrations/mparticle-javascript-integration-appboy/blob/master/braze-logo.png)

You can opt into the latest major version of the Braze Web SDK whether you implement mParticle's Web SDK using npm or our snippet/CDN.
* Customers who self-host mParticle via npm - You can use @mparticle/web-braze-kit version 4.0.0 in your package.json now! This has been available since 10/15/2022.
* Customers who self-host mParticle via npm - You should add @mparticle/web-braze-kit version 4.0.0 or greater in your package.json now! You must also select `Version 4` under `Braze Web SDK Version` in the Braze connection settings.
* Customers who load mParticle via snippet/CDN - Opting in is available via the mParticle UI in your Braze connection settings.

@@ -23,3 +23,3 @@

Step 2: Roll out code changes to be used before February 15, 2023:
Step 2: Roll out code changes prior to opting in to V4
```javascript

@@ -32,3 +32,5 @@ if (window.appboy) {

```
Step 3: After February 1, 2023, you can simplify your code after the mParticle Braze Web kit, which includes Braze SDK V4, has been released to our CDN:
Step 3: Opt into Version 4. Simply navigate to your connection settings and selection `Version 4` from the new Braze Web SDK Version drop down.
Step 4: After you opt in, you can simplify your code. We recommend testing and waiting at least 24 hours between opting in and removing previous instances of `appboy` and doing thorough testing of your application in a development environment to ensure everything is working:
```javascript

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Step 4: Push Notifications via service-worker.js
If you use Push Notifications, we have updated the `service-worker.js` file. In our testing, Braze’s push notifications work as expected regardless of what version of the service-worker is used, but we recommend updating this file to ensure future compatibility. In your `service-worker.js` file, update the code to reference `https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-4.2.0.js` instead of `https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-3.5.0.js`. Your `service-worker.js` file should now contain:
Step 5: Push Notifications via service-worker.js
If you use Push Notifications, we have updated the `service-worker.js` file. In our testing, Braze’s push notifications work as expected regardless of what version of the service-worker is used, but we recommend updating this file to ensure future compatibility. In your `service-worker.js` file, update the code to reference `https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-4.2.1.js` instead of `https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-3.5.0.js`. Your `service-worker.js` file should now contain:
```javascript
self.imports('https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-4.2.0.js')
self.imports('https://static.mparticle.com/sdk/js/braze/service-worker-4.2.1.js')
```

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dist/BrazeKit.common.js

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