Releases: forcedotcom/SalesforceMobileSDK-iOS
Salesforce Mobile SDK 12.0.1
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 12.0.1
Mobile SDK 12.0.1 is a minor patch release that features these changes.
- A Privacy Manifest update that's now compatible with a recent change in Apple's Static Analyzer.
- An upgrade to SQLCipher 4.5.7, which comes with Privacy Manifests. See the SQLCipher release notes at SQLCipher 4.5.7.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 12.0.0
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 12.0.0
Mobile SDK 12.0 is a major release that provides support for native login for Experience Cloud, including passwordless login.
In major releases, we typically remove items that have been deprecated for removal. Read the following information to learn about new features and breaking changes that can affect your app. In every release, be sure to check your compiler logs for deprecation warnings so that you can address these changes before they go into effect.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Privacy Manifests
We've included privacy manifests in all of our libraries and upgraded our dependencies to a version that includes privacy manifests. For more information, see Apple's doc on privacy manifest files.
Encrypted Push Notifications Change
Starting in summer 2024, we’re using a new cipher mode for encrypting push notifications on the server.
- The server will only understand the new cipher mode after summer 2025.
- Mobile apps using Mobile SDK 12.0 can handle both the legacy and new cipher mode.
- To keep using encrypted push notifications, upgrade your mobile apps to Mobile SDK 12.0 (or a later version) before summer 2025.
Login Updates
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We’ve added configurable URL handling for login, which allows apps to control how links on the login screen are handled. For example, a phone number on the login screen can now be configured to launch the device’s phone application.
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We’ve fixed a bug that caused the biometric authentication opt-in status to be reset on login.
Version Updates
- Deployment target: 16
- Base SDK version: 17
- Xcode: 15
External Component Version Updates
- SQLCipher: 4.5.6
- SQLite: 3.44.2
- FMDB: 2.7.10
- React Native: 0.73.6
- Cordova iOS: 7.1.0
- sf (previously sfdx): v2
Removed APIs
See iOS APIs Removed in Mobile SDK 12.0.
Deprecated APIs
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.1.0
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.1.0
Mobile SDK 11.1.0 is a minor release that features modernized support for iOS.
In interim releases, we often deprecate items in native libraries for removal in an upcoming major release. Be sure to check your compiler logs for deprecation warnings so that you can address any changes before they go into effect.
iOS 17 Compatibility
We’ve successfully tested Mobile SDK for compatibility with iOS 17 and XCode 15.
Swift Package Manager Support
We’ve introduced Swift Package Manager (SPM) support, which can now be used to bring the Mobile SDK into applications.
Binary frameworks for Mobile SDK are hosted on a new repo: https://github.com/forcedotcom/SalesforceMobileSDK-iOS-SPM.
We added a new iOSNativeSwiftPackageManager template, which pulls its dependencies through Swift Package Manager.
See also: Creating an iOS Swift Project Manually, Add Mobile SDK Libraries to Your Project, Creating an iOS Project with Forceios.
External Component Version Updates
- React Native: 0.70.14
- Cordova iOS: 7.0.1
Deprecated APIs
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.0.1
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.0.1
Mobile SDK 11.0.1 is a minor patch release that features these changes.
- Bug fixes for login and refresh with custom domain and enhanced domain
- Access token re-hydration in hybrid apps and when using an IDP flow
- Improved read performance for Key-Value Stores
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.0.0
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 11.0.0
Mobile SDK 11.0 is a major release that modernizes several authentication flows. In major releases, we typically remove items that have been deprecated for removal. Read the following information to learn about new features and breaking changes that can affect your app. In every release, be sure to check your compiler logs for deprecation warnings so that you can address these changes before they go into effect.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
General Updates in Mobile SDK 11.0
These changes apply to more than one platform.
- The default authentication now uses Web Server Flow instead of User-Agent Flow.
- Device system biometric authentication for logins.
- Reworked multi-app SSO flows and configurations with identity providers.
Version Updates
- Deployment target: 15
- Base SDK version: 16
- Xcode: 14
External Component Version Updates
- SQLCipher: 4.5.4
- SQLite: 3.41.2
- React Native: 0.70.6
- Cordova Command Line: 12.0.0
- Cordova iOS: 6.3.0
Removed APIs
See iOS APIs Removed in Mobile SDK 11.0.
Deprecated APIs
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.2.0
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.2 for iOS
Mobile SDK 10.2 is an interim release that features non-breaking API changes and modernized iOS support. In interim releases, we often deprecate items in native libraries for removal in an upcoming major release. Be sure to check your compiler logs for deprecation warnings so that you can address any changes before they go into effect.
Feature Updates
iOS 16 Compatibility
We’ve successfully tested Mobile SDK for compatibility with iOS 16. See iOS 16 Release Notes.
Note
Apple has not released iPadOS 16 at this time. The latest release of iPadOS is 15.6. Mobile SDK remains compatible with this release.
External Component Version Updates
- SQLite: 3.39.2
- SQLCipher: 4.5.2
- React Native: 0.70.1
- ShellJS: 0.8.5 (for command line tools)
- TypeScript: 4.8.3 (for React Native)
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Deprecations
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.1.1
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.1.1
Mobile SDK 10.1.1 restores use of the Lock App After timeout setting from the org's Connected App settings for your mobile app. When set, the mobile app locks after it has been in the background for longer than the timeout period. Locking occurs when the mobile app is activated. Unlocking the app remains the same.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Deprecations
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.1.0
What's New in Mobile SDK 10.1.0
Mobile SDK 10.1.0 is a minor release that includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, feature additions, and updates.
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Feature Additions and Updates
REST API Methods for Briefcase Priming Records
REST request factory method and response parser for the Briefcase Priming Salesforce API.
REST API Methods for sObject Collections
REST request factory methods and response parser for the following sObject Collections operations:
CreateRetrieveUpdateUpsertDelete
Briefcase Sync Down Target
New standard target for downloading and locally synchronizing records from an org's briefcases.
Collection Sync Up Target
A new sync up target that uses sObject Collections for improved performance. It is the new default when creating a sync up target without specifying an implementation class.
External Component Version Updates
SQLCipher: 4.5.1
SQLite: 3.37.2
Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.0.0
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 10.0.0
Mobile SDK 10.0 is a major trust release. It includes breaking API changes, bug fixes, performance enhancements, minor feature additions, and updates. In major releases, we remove items in native libraries that were deprecated in interim releases. For your convenience, we've compiled lists of deprecated and removed native APIs.
What’s New for Native iOS
Binary Storage in Key-Value Stores
Key-value stores now support secure binary storage with new Mobile SDK APIs. See Using Key-Value Stores for Secure Data Storage.
Widgets in the MobileSyncExplorerSwift Template App
We've added a Recent Contacts widget to this template.
iOS and Xcode Version Updates
- Deployment target: 14
- Base SDK version: 15
- Xcode: 13
Removed APIs
See iOS APIs Removed in Mobile SDK 10.0.
Deprecated APIs
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.
SmartStore Updates
Feature Deprecations
Due to improvements in third-party modules, SmartStore is now fully capable of handling large data sets. Therefore, the external storage feature and the SoupSpec class have been deprecated for removal in Mobile SDK 11.0. See iOS Current Deprecations.
External Component Version Updates
SQLCipher: 4.5.0
SQLite: 3.36.0
React Native: 0.67.1
Cordova command line: 11.0.0
node.js: 12.0 to latest LTS version
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading your apps, follow the instructions at Migrate All Apps from 9.2 to 10.0.
v9.2.1
What's New in Salesforce Mobile SDK 9.2.1
Mobile SDK 9.2.1 features minor internal bug fixes for iOS 15 compatibility.
- Updated the default keychain and file protection levels to improve support for background operations
- Minor improvements to the navigation bar appearance and the URL cache
How to Upgrade Your Apps
For information on upgrading Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.
Deprecations
Check your compiler warnings, or see iOS Current Deprecations.