Version History
3.4.21
- Added support for
com.google.android.gms:play-services-location:21.0.1
.
3.4.0
- Addressed an issue with a recently released version of Google Play Services (the device side library) which increased the payload sizes of batch location updates and caused issues when processing those in the background.
3.3.0
- Added Pilgrim Journeys , a framework designed to accurately monitor origin-destination movement.
- Added Android 13 support for SDK & Toolkit.
3.1.0
- Added Android 12 support for SDK & Toolkit
- Added work version support for API 31 and targeted API 31 in Toolkit
- Replaced
evernote/android-job
library withWorkManager
library - Added
speed
anddirection
properties to geofence events - Included a notice file referencing libraries used and available under Apache 2.0 license
3.0.1
- Fixed a runtime crashed caused by the OS around monitoring for connected network changes.
3.0.0
- Added support for IDFA alternatives via Custom User Data
- Added Location Context to User States
- Add support for exporting Pilgrim data to Amazon S3
2.4.2
- Added support for
disableAdIdentitySharing
to prevent device AdId from being sent to Foursquare - Updated reference docs to 2.4.2.
2.4.1
- Fixes a crash related to a Roboelectric issue regarding their handling of the android OS lifecycle.
2.4.0
- This release brings Pilgrim into full compliance with the latest version of the Android OS (Q/10), and adds support for custom geofence properties, along with several other improvements and fixes.
- Migrated from Android Support libraries to AndroidX
- Pilgrim SDK debugging module migrated to AndroidX
- Android Q support: Background and When In Use location support when targeting API 29
- New Activity Tracking permission request added
- Add custom properties to geofences on the Pilgrim Developer Console
- New safer encryption mechanism used to store data locally
- New live console event debugging support
- Removed deprecated support for Manifest key initialization
- Removed enableLogs, replaced with new behavior live debug logs
2.2.0
- Breaking: Initializing via the content provider is now deprecated and will be removed in the next version
- Added support for arbitrary latitude and longitude geofences
- Added support for polygon-shaped geofences
- Added support for adding geofences via an API
2.1.2
- Geofence events are now more reliable when the device is in Doze
- Add helper to persist userinfo for later sessions
- Play Services has been upgraded to version 16.0.0
- Nearby Venues callback has been deprectated
2.1.0
- Added
getCurrentLocation
method to actively request the current place a device is at - Added support for user segments
- Added Android O optimizations
2.0.0
- Breaking: Authenticate with Android Hash Key set in your Foursquare App configuration
- Added a debug view
- Added support for geofences at venues, categories or chains
- Added a new support class
PilgrimNotificationTester
to help debug visits from your development environment
1.2.32
- Brings back the PilgrimSdk.with method to optionally remove consumer key and secret in the manifest file
- Fixes a database migration issue when upgrading from multiple versions back.
- Fixes some proguard obfuscation issues
- Adds chain name to payload
1.2.20
- Fixes an issue that showed excessive background wifi scans entry in the Play Store "Android Vitals" dashboard
- Fixed crashes on devices that target Android O
1.2.10
- Mandatory: Added TLS1.2 support for Android versions 4.4 and older
- Breaking: Auto initialize SDK by adding API credentials to the manifest
- Deprecated:
getCurrentLocation()
, usegetCurrentPlace().getLocation()
instead, which is equivalent - Added a
getProbability()
method on the venue object which returns the probability that the venue is associated with the visit - Added additional checkin methods
checkInAtVenueWithFoursquareVenueId
andcheckInAtVenueWithPartnerVenueId
1.1.13
- Fixes a crash caused by a bug in a small number of devices that called Application#onCreate() more than once.
1.1.10
- Included a workaround for the timestamp bug by getting the timestamp from an alternative system API. This may result in a 1-10% lift in users/visits depending on your app.
- The
otherPossibleVenues
array will now be included for backfilled visits as well if you have this feature enabled. - Silenced exceptions around
startService()
being called at invalid times when targeting Android O. This will prevent the errors seen in Issue 1 and Issue 3. - Also, we removed the
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
manifest-declared permission. - Calling
PilgrimSdk.with()
more than once will result in anIllegalStateException
. Ensure that this call is done exactly once, in yourApplication.onCreate()
, before you call any otherPilgrimSdk
methods.
1.1.8
- Update firebase job dispatcher library to pull in fix for incompatibility between it and Google Play Services 11. Commit. Issue.
- Remove
-dontoptimize
flag from our consumer proguard configuration so that we don't prevent consumers of the app from optimizing their own apps.
1.1.7
- Bug fix for an issue causing certain older Samsung devices to crash.
- Other minor fixes.
1.1.6
- Bug fixes for issues where backfills could sometimes report an incorrect location type.
1.1.2
- Fix for OOM errors on some newer devices that occur when Pilgrim receives a location with a bad timestamp.
1.1.1-alpha1
- Fix for a
VerifyError
during compilation due to proguard configuration. (https://github.com/robolectric/robolectric/issues/2750)
1.1.0
- Add a
PilgrimSdk#sendConnectedTestNotification
to the API that allows testing your pilgrim configuration and trigger a clientside notification. - Start logging persistent debug data if
PilgrimSdk#enablePersistentLogs
is set to true. - Create an additional
pilgrimsdk-debugging
artifact that contains prebuilt views for viewing debug logs in app. - Start depending on and using the Firebase JobDispatcher API to schedule background visits.
1.0.6
- Include wifi signals for more accurate visit detection.
- Fixes issue where the
UserInfo
user ID was not being properly sent up.
1.0.5
- Minor bug fixes.
1.0.4
- Adds support for
partnerVenueId
to Venue. This will be populated when you are an approved Venue Harmonizer and will contain your place id for the Foursquare venue if it exists. - Fixed some possible race conditions when using
PilgrimSdk#clear()
- Internal book-keeping updates
Updated 5 months ago