1.2.0

Wraps the iOS and Android SDKs 1.2.0: popup screens, smarter permission primers, and a call to action that stays where you put it.

Popup screens. A screen can present as a centered card over a dimmed background, sized to its content. Good for short prompts and confirmations that should not take over the display.

Sheets and popups stay in the flow. A sheet or popup mid-flow now sits over the previous screen of the same flow instead of revealing your app underneath.

Three more permission actions. Buttons can request tracking, microphone, and photo library access, alongside notifications, location, and camera. App Tracking Transparency is iOS only; on Android that action resolves as not required and the flow moves on.

Primers that skip themselves. A permission screen can be set to skip automatically when the user has already granted that permission, so returning users do not see it again.

The button stays at the bottom. On a fit-screen layout the trailing button block is pinned, and long content scrolls above it rather than pushing it off screen.

Data from your own API. Screens can render live data from an endpoint you register, resolved as the screen appears.

API change

PermissionType gains tracking, microphone and photoLibrary. These events were previously reported as notification, so a switch over the enum will need the new cases.

Full Changelog: 1.1.2...1.2.0