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Android version bump #148

Closed m1ga closed 11 months ago

m1ga commented 1 year ago

Just a minor version bumb to reflect the announced changes in the FCM infrastructure.

From the current mail:

Take the following actions before June 20, 2024... Android | >= 23.1.2

No major changes in their changelog: https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/android#messaging_v23-1-2 https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/android#messaging_v23-2-1

firebase.cloudmessaging-android-3.4.1.zip

23.2.0:

Deprecated FCM upstream messaging. After June 21, 2024, API calls to [FirebaseMessaging.send](https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/messaging/FirebaseMessaging#send) in the app won’t trigger upstream messages to the app server. For more details, see the [FAQ about FCM features deprecated in June 2023](https://firebase.google.com/support/faq#fcm-23-deprecation).
hansemannn commented 1 year ago

Any need to upgrade right now? It does not seem like any notable changes right now. I would prefer to wait for the next minor or major.

hansemannn commented 1 year ago

All iOS modules are due to update as well this week by the way. I can do all Android as well and then release them altogether with this one as well

m1ga commented 1 year ago

Any need to upgrade right now?

People are getting the upgrade e-mails by google at the moment. They have to update apps + server until 2024. This bump is the recommended version in the email so if they need/want to update already they can use this module and are fine on the app side

m1ga commented 11 months ago

@hansemannn can we merge this too? Then we can tell people to start updating their push modules to fulfill the Firebase requirement (at least app side, they still need to update their legacy API servers :) ).

hansemannn commented 11 months ago

@m1ga I think you have merge permissions - if it's okay for you, can can have full control over Android, as you're move deep-dived into the platform :)

m1ga commented 11 months ago

Sure, can do that. In a previous comment above you've said ...I can do all Android as well and then release them altogether with this one as well that's why I wanted to make sure I could do it :smile: