Metrica Sdk Ios Versions Save

AppMetrica is a free real-time ad tracking and mobile app analytics solution.

3.14.0

3 years ago
  • Added Swift Package Manager distribution.
  • Stopped supporting iOS 8.
  • Fixed sessions binding for crash events.

3.12.0

3 years ago
  • Added support for e-commerce events.

3.11.1

3 years ago
  • Added the API to report non-fatals: NSError, custom errors.
  • Added the error environment to be reported with crashes and errors.
  • Added the configuration property maxReportsInDatabaseCount to control DB limits.
  • Fixed tvOS support.
  • Added the configuration property appForKids for applications from App Store Kids' Category.
  • Improved stability and performance.

3.9.4

4 years ago
  • Fixed possible crashes which affected the AppMetrica SDK versions 3.9.0 to 3.9.3.

3.9.2

4 years ago
  • Fixed the issue with invalid appmetrica_device_id generation.
  • Fixed possible deadlock during activation.

3.9.1

4 years ago
  • Fixed the reportReferralUrl method. It is no longer deprecated.
  • Fixed getting information about code and subcode for Mach exceptions.
  • Fixed framework for tvOS.
  • Improved stability and performance.

3.8.2

4 years ago
  • Fixed an issue with the serialization of revenue decimal price.

3.8.1

4 years ago
  • Fixed an issue with "helper" command line tool in dynamic frameworks

3.8.0

4 years ago
  • Added a command line tool for dSYM uploading.

3.7.1

4 years ago
  • Added support of NSDecimalNumber for a price in YMMRevenueInfo.
  • Added the API to control sessions manually (see the sessionsAutoTracking property of YMMYandexMetricaConfiguration).
  • Added the configuration flag to handle activation as a session start (see handleActivationAsSessionStart of YMMYandexMetricaConfiguration).
  • Stopped supporting the reportReferralUrl method. The method is deprecated.
  • Stopped supporting the double type for the price field in the YMMRevenueInfo class. The field is deprecated.
  • Fixed an issue with additional information in crash logs (active_time_since_launch, active_time_since_last_crash etc).