Taplytics 3.6.0 Release

• Added Adobe Experience automatic integration

Taplytics 3.4.0 Release

• added option to disable device tracking

Taplytics 3.3.0 Release

• Adjustments to Mixpanel integration

Taplytics 3.2.0 Release

• Updates to event sending retry logic

Taplytics 3.1.0 Release

• Support new format for adobe events
• Removed adID instances in code

Taplytics 3.0.0 Release

Major Release Changes

Updates

Thread Safety

Big changes were made to make the SDK more thread safe! This should make the SDK more stable in cases where the methods are not being used on the main thread.

New Session Callback

We've deprecated propertiesLoadedCallback and added a new method newSessionCallback. This new method only gets called back once a new session has been started, i.e. start up, set user attributes, start new session method, or reset app user.

Usage

Taplytics.newSessionCallback { (loaded) in
    // new session has been started
}

You can also use the delegate method to accomplish the same thing:

AppDelegate.swift

class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate, UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate, TaplyticsDelegate {

    func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
        Taplytics.setDelegate(self)
        ...
    }

    func taplyticsNewSession(_ loaded: Bool) {
        print("Taplytics Delegate - New Session: \(loaded)")
    }

Improvements to APIs

Improvements have been made to the robustness of caching values from previous sessions if your config call times out. Now the experience should be smoother and more consistent.

Taplytics 2.52.0 Release

• Taplytics now sends experiments as a user property to Amplitude

Taplytics 2.51.2 Release

• fixed issue where user id sending as blank

Taplytics 2.51.1 Release

• Fixed all draft feature flags showing up when user forces themselves into any experiment/feature flag

Taplytics 2.51.0 Release

• Added ability to add default option for feature flags