google_sign_in_ios 5.7.8

iOS implementation of the google_sign_in plugin.

5.7.8

• Updates Pigeon for non-nullable collection type support.

5.7.7

• Fixes "callee requires a non-null parameter" analyzer warning.
• Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.19/Dart 3.3.

5.7.6

• Upgrades GoogleSignIn iOS SDK to 7.1.

5.7.5

• Pins GoogleSignIn to iOS SDK "7.0.0" while preparing the update to 7.1.

5.7.4

• Improves type handling in Objective-C code.
• Updates minimum iOS version to 12.0 and minimum Flutter version to 3.16.6.

5.7.3

• Adds privacy manifest.

5.7.2

• Updates clearAuthCache override to match base class declaration.

5.7.1

• Changes pigeon to a dev dependency.

5.7.0

• Adds support for macOS.
• Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.16/Dart 3.2.

5.6.5

• Upgrades GoogleSignIn iOS SDK to 7.0.

5.6.4

• Converts platform communication to Pigeon.

5.6.3

• Adds pub topics to package metadata.
• Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.7/Dart 2.19.

5.6.2

• Updates functions without a prototype to avoid deprecation warning.

5.6.1

• Clarifies explanation of endorsement in README.
• Aligns Dart and Flutter SDK constraints.

5.6.0

• Updates minimum Flutter version to 3.3 and iOS 11.

5.5.2

• Updates links for the merge of flutter/plugins into flutter/packages.
• Updates minimum Flutter version to 3.0.

5.5.1

• Fixes passing serverClientId via the channelled init call
• Updates minimum Flutter version to 2.10.

5.5.0

• Adds override for GoogleSignInPlatform.initWithParams.

5.4.0

• Adds support for serverClientId configuration option.
• Makes Google-Services.info file optional.

5.3.1

• Suppresses warnings for pre-iOS-13 codepaths.

5.3.0

• Supports arm64 iOS simulators by increasing GoogleSignIn dependency to version 6.2.

5.2.7

• Fixes library_private_types_in_public_api, sort_child_properties_last and use_key_in_widget_constructors lint warnings.

5.2.6

• Switches to an internal method channel, rather than the default.

5.2.5

• Splits from google_sign_in as a federated implementation.