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Releases: particle-iot/spark-setup-android

v0.6.3

11 Feb 23:24

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v0.6.2

28 Nov 17:27

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Fixes Photon setup for recent Samsung devices

0.6.0

08 Aug 13:27

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  • New feature - Two-step authentication.

0.5.3

08 Apr 15:19

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  • Particle CloudSdk update.
  • Android library update.

0.5.2

28 Feb 22:28
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  • Default name for mode button changed to "Setup".
  • Brought back generateClaimCode for organizations.
  • Adding customization option for tinting views (spinners, checkmarks, etc.) called element_tint_color.

0.5.1

30 Jan 21:00

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  • NullPointerException fix on setup cancellation.

0.5.0

09 Jan 21:25

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  • Code Refactoring - exporting tasks and steps to separate classes, removing dependencies and public access where it isn't needed.
  • Updating Android & Cloudsdk libraries
  • Initial test flow - tests go through setup flow automatically, minimal amount of assertions and mocks added, environment ready for further testing.
  • Removing retrolambda, native Java 8 support.
  • Dependency injection through dagger.
  • Moving view bindings to ButterKnife.
  • Manifest definitions inside setup library (no need to define in users manifest).
  • Replacing X509EncodedKeySpec with implementation from Spongycastle due to "generatePublic()" ParseException in 8.1.

0.4.9

21 Aug 19:50

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  • Android library update, ConnectingActivity null exception fix.

0.4.8

10 Aug 13:22

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  • Permission and location service request messages.

0.4.7

18 Jul 10:35

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  • Adding 'initWithSetupOnly', allows customer to setup WiFi without claiming device.
  • Updating Android & Cloudsdk libraries
  • Workaround for bug where WiFi scanning requires enabled Location services, user will be alerted to enable location services on Android M and later versions.