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8.0.5

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8.0.5

  • fix: remove husky from postinstall entirely

Apparently there is no way to conditionally run postinstall, and while we really want husky for contributors here, we must not fail on install of library consumers (and we don't want to install husky for everyone, even though it's a great package)

mikehardy
published 8.0.4 •

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8.0.4

  • fix: prefix husky install with with npm or package install fails

Husky is just a pre-commit hook package we use for QA, quite unfortunate that as we ported to the next major version in v8.0.3 I broke the install for everyone. Apologies! @mikehardy

mikehardy
published 8.0.3 •

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8.0.3

  • fix(types, PowerState): use Partial<PowerState> vs union with '{}' (#1175, thanks @vvscode!)
mikehardy
published 8.0.2 •

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8.0.2

  • fix(hasNotch): fix missing Pixel 4a model name in devicesWithNotch.ts (@zarvedan)
mikehardy
published 8.0.1 •

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8.0.1

  • BREAKING: Fix the exporting and importing of typings in ES6 build module (#1164, thanks @diego-antonelli!)

Note, if you use typescript, this requires a minimum version of typescript 3.8 This change was inadvertently released without realizing it was a breaking change, apologies. It is close enough to the 8.0.0 release that it will stand here though, without bumping to 9.0.0

mikehardy
published 8.0.0 •

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8.0.0

  • BREAKING(ios, xcode): Xcode 12 required with #1137. Use 7.3.2 if you must use outdated Xcode (#1151)
  • feat(android, hms/gms): add ability to run without play services (#1156, thanks @saghul!)

7.4.0 was inadvertently breaking. I hadn't realized any iOS developers failed to update Xcode to stable after an Xcode release. For a variety of reasons, you should always keep Xcode up to date, nevertheless dropping Xcode 11 support is breaking. Update your Xcode or use 7.3.2.

mikehardy
published 7.4.0 •

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7.4.0

  • feat(android, install referrer): add ability to run without install referrer (#1153, thanks @saghul!)
  • BREAKING feat(ios, catalyst): added DeviceTypeDesktop to getDeviceType() (#1137, thanks @exotexot!)
  • fix(android, install referrer): remove old install referrer api (#1150 @nicoburns!)
  • chore(ci, example): add ios/android CI, lint CI, de-lint project (@mikehardy)
mikehardy
published 7.3.1 •

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7.3.1

  • fix(android, test): drop mockito to 3.6.28 to fix android test build break (thanks @jamsch!)
mikehardy
published 7.3.0 •

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7.3.0

  • feat(android, build): add ability to specify firebase bill of materials for iid versioning (#1133, thanks @Dimon70007!)
  • fix(notch): add Redmi 9 to hasNotch list (#1140, thanks @esgudnason!)
  • test: Adding more tests and refactoring some getters (#1136, thanks @schie!)
  • chore: dependency updates (@mikehardy)
mikehardy
published 7.2.1 •

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7.2.1

  • fix(test, mocks): extra comma syntax error in mock definition (#1134, thanks @DorianGrey!)
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