we_notificationinbox_flutter changelog

2.2.0 #

Android Gradle Plugin 9: supports built-in Kotlin. The plugin applies the Kotlin Gradle Plugin only on AGP 8 and earlier, or when the app sets android.builtInKotlin=false, so apps can build with android.builtInKotlin=true (Flutter 3.47+). Apps on AGP 7 and 8 keep working as before.
Requires Flutter 3.27 or later (Dart SDK constraint >=2.18.6 <4.0.0). Apps on older Flutter versions keep using 2.1.0.
Gradle: the Android build script no longer declares its own Android Gradle Plugin and Kotlin Gradle Plugin versions; it uses the app's. On AGP 7 and 8, or with android.builtInKotlin=false, the app must have the Kotlin Gradle Plugin set up, as Flutter's Kotlin app template already does. The script also no longer uses the Groovy name value syntax that Gradle 9 deprecates and Gradle 10 removes.
compileSdk: the plugin now compiles against Android API 34 (was 33). If your app compiles against a lower API level, Flutter shows a warning asking you to raise compileSdk, which is backward compatible.
Android SDK: now requires WebEngage Android SDK 5.x (com.webengage:android-sdk:[5,); latest 5.2.0). Apps that already resolve the newest SDK see no change; apps that pinned 4.x must move to 5.x.
No Dart API changes. No iOS changes.

Swift Package Manager: added support for webengage-ios-sdk 2.x (WebEngage iOS SDK 7.x). The supported range is now 1.0.0 ..< 3.0.0, so both iOS SDK 6.x and 7.x work.
CocoaPods: no change.
No Dart API changes.
Existing SPM apps: to move to iOS SDK 7.x, update your packages in Xcode (File ▸ Packages ▸ Update to Latest Package Versions) or delete Package.resolved. If another plugin in your app still limits webengage-ios-sdk to 1.x, SPM keeps 1.x until that plugin is updated.