2.9.0

Enhancements

• Adds install attribution matching. If the app has performance marketing integrations set up on the Superwall dashboard, the SDK matches the install to the ad click that led to it and tracks an attribution_match event. The resulting acquisition_* attributes are added to user attributes, so they can be used as breakdowns and filters in charts and audiences, and they carry over to new users after identify or reset. The match runs once per install, within 7 days of install, only when the dashboard has turned it on for the app, and never blocks startup. It uses the Play install referrer's click id when present. It is skipped while eventTrackingBehavior is NONE and runs if tracking is turned back on. On the first launch, a paywall whose audiences use acquisition_* attributes waits up to 2 seconds for a match that's still running.
• Adds best-effort public IPv4 and IPv6 device attributes for apps using the Superwall MMP, and the IPv4 attribute for apps that set an AppsFlyer ID. Apps that use the MMP or set an AppsFlyer ID should declare IP address collection in their Play Console data safety form.
• Adds SuperwallOptions.adConsent and Superwall.instance.adConsent for reporting the user's ad measurement consent (AdConsent.Custom(adUserData, adPersonalization), each an AdConsentStatus of Granted or Denied). It is sent as the adUserDataConsent and adPersonalizationConsent device attributes and forwarded with the conversions Superwall uploads to Google Ads and Meta. While adConsent is AdConsent.Unspecified, the default, the SDK uses the consent stored by an IAB TCF consent banner when GDPR applies, and otherwise defaults to granted; apps with users in the EEA, UK or Switzerland that don't use a TCF banner should set it from their consent flow. Where the values came from is reported in the new adConsentSource device attribute (developer, tcf or default). Both are reported as denied when eventTrackingBehavior is NONE.
• Adds subscription replacement. When a paywall's Purchase action is set to replace an existing subscription, the purchase upgrades, downgrades or switches the user's active Google Play subscription that shares an entitlement with the new product, instead of buying a second one. The replacement mode (store default, charge the prorated difference now, or charge the full price now) maps to Google Play's SubscriptionUpdateParams. Users without such a subscription make a normal purchase.
• Adds PurchaseController.purchase(activity, product, basePlanId, offerId, replacement). Its ProductReplacement carries the mode and the old product's ID and purchase token, so a custom PurchaseController can perform the replacement. The default implementation ignores it and calls the existing purchase method.

Fixes

• Fix web checkout codes passed through the Play install referrer never being redeemed. A code is now redeemed once, on the first launch after install.
• Fixes a band of the host window showing beside the display cutout around a Fullscreen, Push or no-animation paywall shown with PresentationHost.IN_WINDOW. The in-window host padded the paywall for the cutout as well as the system bars; it now pads for the system bars only, as SuperwallPaywallActivity does, and the paywall clears the cutout with its CSS safe-area insets.
• Fixes paywalls not running post-purchase actions (e.g. navigating to a thank-you page) after a one-time product purchase, because transaction_complete was only sent to the paywall for subscriptions.
• Fixes getProducts() (and other network-backed suspend APIs) not being main-safe: network requests now always run on Dispatchers.IO, so the /products fallback no longer fails with NetworkOnMainThreadException when called from the main thread.