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Releases: Ingenico-ePayments/connect-sdk-client-android-example-kotlin
Releases · Ingenico-ePayments/connect-sdk-client-android-example-kotlin
1.3.3
Changed:
- Enabled the network logging for debug builds.
- Target & Compile SDK versions have been updated to 34.
- Android Gradle Plugin has been updated to version 8.2.1.
- Dependencies have been updated.
- Implemented a callback to
handleOnBackPressed
forMainActivity
. Since theonBackPressed
override was deprecated by Android. - Small code improvements as a result of the updated Compose dependency.
Fixed:
- Fixed a bug of the Compose example crashing when using an Account on File.
- Fixed a bug where no text was displayed for the Account on File in the products list in the XML example.
1.3.2
Added:
- Added an example configuration showing how to enable logging by default in Debug builds.
1.3.1
Changed:
- Updated the Google Pay logo
Fixed:
- Fixed an issue where the expiry date value was not unmasked before being added to the
PaymentRequest
.
1.3.0
- Added:
- Added logo and translations for Troy Card (188).
- Added logo and translations for Troy Debit Card (189).
- Changed:
- Code style improvements.
1.2.0
- Added:
- Added logos and translations for BC Card (8590), Hana Card (8591), Hyundai Card (8592), KB Card (8593), Lotte Card (8594), NH Card (8595), Samsung Card (8596), Shinhan Card (8597) and Caixa (6117).
- Changed:
- Added a new logo for giropay (816).
- Updated dependencies.
- Updated target Android SDK version to 33.
1.1.0
- Added:
- Added logos and translations for Banco Popular (6208).
- Added translations for Atome (8015).
- Added translations for locales fr-GF, fr-GP and fr-MQ.
1.0.2
- Fixed:
- RuPay Credit (4001) and RuPay Debit (4002) are now correctly named as such.
- Renamed string name
gc.general.paymentProducts.4101.qrCodeLabelNoButton
togc.general.paymentProducts.4101.qrCodeLabel.noButton
.
1.0.1
Fixed some syntax issues.
1.0.0
Initial release of the Android Example written in Kotlin. This example demonstrates the use of the Connect Client SDK for Android.
https://github.com/Ingenico-ePayments/connect-sdk-client-android