1.3.0

Appstack Unity SDK 1.3.0

Changed

• Pinned native SDKs are now Appstack iOS SDK 4.6.0 and Appstack Android SDK
  1.8.0. Platform floors are unchanged: iOS 15.0+ and Android API level 21+.
• Custom event parameters are encrypted on the device before being sent.
  Parameter names that must stay readable, such as currency and revenue,
  are excluded through a server-controlled list, so revenue reporting is
  unchanged. On-device encryption requires iOS 17 or newer; iOS 15 and 16
  encrypt server-side as before.
• The pinned iOS SDK ships an Apple privacy manifest declaring its
  required-reason API usage.

Fixed

• On iOS, an event whose parameters hold null is no longer dropped, and a
  parameter value JSON cannot represent no longer crashes the app. Those keys
  are dropped individually and the event still sends.

Package authenticity

The OpenUPM artifact is signed by Appstack through Unity's package-signing service. Unity 6.3 and newer can verify its publisher and integrity during installation.

Install through Unity Package Manager

1. Download and extract appstack-unity-sdk-1.3.0.zip.
2. In Unity, open Window → Package Manager.
3. Select + → Add package from disk and choose the extracted root package.json.
4. Complete the iOS and Android setup.

What's Changed

• Bump native SDKs to iOS 4.6.0 and Android 1.8.0 and cut 1.3.0 by @jsantelys-as in #15

Full Changelog: 1.2.1...1.3.0

1.2.1

Appstack Unity SDK 1.2.1

Changed

• OpenUPM releases now use a Unity-signed .tgz created with a pinned,
  checksum-verified Unity UPM CLI. Unity 6.3 and newer can verify the package's
  publisher and integrity instead of showing the missing-signature warning.

Package authenticity

The OpenUPM artifact is signed by Appstack through Unity's package-signing service. Unity 6.3 and newer can verify its publisher and integrity during installation.

Install through Unity Package Manager

1. Download and extract appstack-unity-sdk-1.2.1.zip.
2. In Unity, open Window → Package Manager.
3. Select + → Add package from disk and choose the extracted root package.json.
4. Complete the iOS and Android setup.

What's Changed

• Sign OpenUPM release packages by @jsantelys-as in #14

Full Changelog: 1.2.0...1.2.1

1.2.0

Appstack Unity SDK 1.2.0

Added

• Optional scene-independent auto-initialization configured through Edit →
  Project Settings → Appstack, with separate development and production keys
  for iOS and Android, per-platform enablement, automatic or pinned environment
  selection, explicit production-key fallback for development builds, and
  target-specific pre-build validation.
• Idempotent Unity-side configuration: the first successful automatic or
  manual configuration wins, identical repeats are silent, conflicting repeats
  warn without exposing credentials, and failed attempts remain retryable.

Install through Unity Package Manager

1. Download and extract appstack-unity-sdk-1.2.0.zip.
2. In Unity, open Window → Package Manager.
3. Select + → Add package from disk and choose the extracted root package.json.
4. Complete the iOS and Android setup.

What's Changed

• Add configurable Unity auto-initialization by @jsantelys-as in #12
• Bump Unity package version to 1.2.0 by @jsantelys-as in #13

Full Changelog: 1.1.0...1.2.0

1.1.0

Appstack Unity SDK 1.1.0

Added

• SetCustomerUserId(customerUserId) and ClearCustomerUserId() for setting or
  clearing the customer user ID after Configure(), bridging the native
  iOS/Android setter of the same name. Use them when a login reveals the ID: a
  repeat Configure() is a no-op and ignores its customerUserId. null, an
  empty string, and whitespace all clear the stored ID, so
  ClearCustomerUserId() is the explicit spelling of SetCustomerUserId(null)
  rather than separate behavior. This differs from Configure(), where an empty
  customerUserId means "not provided" because it never clears.

Changed

• Pinned native SDKs are now Appstack iOS SDK 4.5.0 (from 4.4.0) and
  Appstack Android SDK 1.7.0 (from 1.5.0). Platform floors are unchanged:
  iOS 15.0+ and Android API level 21+.
• SendEvent(EventType.INSTALL) is a no-op. EventType.INSTALL is emitted
  automatically by the native SDKs on first launch, and both new pinned versions
  discard a manually sent INSTALL; the previous pins accepted it.

Install through Unity Package Manager

1. Download and extract appstack-unity-sdk-1.1.0.zip.
2. In Unity, open Window → Package Manager.
3. Select + → Add package from disk and choose the extracted root package.json.
4. Complete the iOS and Android setup.

What's Changed

• Pin the Unity Android dependency to 1.7.0-SNAPSHOT by @jsantelys-as in #7
• Bump native SDKs to iOS 4.5.0 and Android 1.7.0 (stable) by @jsantelys-as in #9
• Resolve the pinned iOS XCFramework the way SPM does by @jsantelys-as in #10
• Add SetCustomerUserId/ClearCustomerUserId for the post-Configure() case by @jsantelys-as in #8
• Cut the 1.1.0 changelog and version by @jsantelys-as in #11

Full Changelog: 1.0.0...1.1.0

Release 1.0.0

Appstack Unity SDK 1.0.0

Added

• Initial Unity Package Manager distribution as com.appstack.unity-sdk for
  Unity 6 (6000.0) or newer.
• Support for iOS 15.0+ through Appstack iOS SDK 4.4.0 and Android API level
  21+ through Appstack Android SDK 1.5.0.
• SDK configuration with an API key, log level, and optional customer user ID.
• Standard and custom event tracking with optional event parameters.
• Apple Ads attribution on iOS.
• Appstack ID, SDK status, and asynchronous attribution-parameter retrieval.
• Concurrent attribution requests with callbacks returned to the captured
  synchronization context when available.
• Automatic iOS Swift Package Manager integration through the Unity Xcode
  postprocessor, including dynamic-framework embedding in the application.
• Automatic Android native dependency resolution through EDM4U.
• Automatic Android R8/ProGuard configuration with no custom keep-rules step.
• Basic Integration sample for manual SDK configuration and event tracking.

Install through Unity Package Manager

1. Download and extract appstack-unity-sdk-1.0.0.zip.
2. In Unity, open Window → Package Manager.
3. Select + → Add package from disk and choose the extracted root package.json.
4. Complete the iOS and Android setup.

What's Changed

• Update CHANGELOG, README, and usage documentation to reflect changes … by @jsantelys-as in #1
• Restructure as a root-level UPM package and harden the native bridges by @jsantelys-as in #2
• Design tests plan by @jsantelys-as in #3
• Replace native versions by @jsantelys-as in #5
• Publish to OpenUPM as part of the release workflow by @jsantelys-as in #6

New Contributors

• @jsantelys-as made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/appstack-tech/appstack-unity-sdk/commits/1.0.0