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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release metadata and Android native SDK dependency are changed from version 2.30.0 to 2.27.1. The changelog records the 2.27.1 release. ChangesRelease version alignment
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PR Summary: Release 2.27.1 — version/changelog updates and native SDK bump.
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| "author": "Usercentrics <developer@usercentrics.com>", | ||
| "iosPackageName": "react-native-usercentrics", | ||
| "iosPackageVersion": "2.30.0", | ||
| "iosPackageVersion": "2.27.1", |
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[VALIDATION] You updated "iosPackageVersion" to "2.27.1". If this is meant to reflect the native iOS SDK version, confirm that the iOS Podspec (react-native-usercentrics.podspec), any CocoaPods/publish metadata, and native iOS binary used in the ios/ folder are updated to match. Run pod install / a sample iOS build to verify the specified version is resolvable and the API is compatible with the JS bridge.
{
"name": "@usercentrics/react-native-sdk",
"version": "2.27.1",
"description": "Usercentrics SDK",
"homepage": "https://usercentrics.com",
"main": "lib/index.js",
"types": "lib/index.d.ts",
"author": "Usercentrics <developer@usercentrics.com>",
"iosPackageName": "react-native-usercentrics",
"iosPackageVersion": "2.27.1",
"license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
"files": [
"android",
"ios",
"lib",
"src",
"react-native-usercentrics.podspec",
"react-native.config.js",
"!.DS_Store",
"!.gradle",
"!.idea",
"!build",
"!gradle",
"!*.iml",
"!gradlew",
"!gradlew.bat",
"!local.properties",
"!project.xcworkspace",
"!xcshareddata",
"!xcuserdata"
]
}
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| val usercentricsVersion = "2.30.0" | |||
| val usercentricsVersion = "2.27.1" | |||
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[CRITICAL_BUG] The usercentricsVersion was changed from "2.30.0" to "2.27.1" (a downgrade). Confirm this is intentional. If you intended to bump the native SDK, set the correct newer version; if you intended to pin to 2.27.1, ensure downstream Android build files and publication metadata (Maven coordinates, dependency availability) are consistent. Run a full Android build (assemblePublish / ./gradlew assemble) and integration tests to verify no missing artifacts or API incompatibilities. Also ensure this value stays in sync with any iOS/native version metadata.
// If the intent is to truly bump to 2.27.1 (rollback from 2.30.0),
// keep Android/iOS/native metadata consistent as already done in package.json
// and changelog. Consider adding a short comment to document why this
// version is lower than the previous tag to avoid future confusion.
val usercentricsVersion = "2.27.1"
| ### 2.27.1 – Aug 25, 2026 | ||
| ## Chores | ||
| * **[Core]** Bumped native Usercentrics SDK to 2.27.1. |
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[NITPICK] The new 2.27.1 entry was inserted above the existing 2.30.0 entry, which is confusing because 2.30.0 is a later release. Keep changelog entries in descending chronological order. Also clarify in the entry that this change only updates the native Usercentrics SDK dependency (and whether this is a downgrade), so readers understand the scope (native-only vs. JS/API changes).
[Release Notes](https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/about/history/)
### 2.30.0 – Aug 19, 2026
## Features
* **[Unity — Mediation]** Added support for Unity's End-User Consent Mode API (`EndUserConsent.SetConsentState`), mapping UC consent decisions to Unity Vector's `AnalyticsIntent`/`AdsIntent` signals — unblocks Unity Ads Vector adoption. Also fixed the dead Unity Ads link in the Consent Mediation docs
* **[Android]** Added APIs to capture and restore in-flight 2nd-layer consent state across Activity recreation (e.g. dark-mode toggles, single-activity navigation hosts), so unsaved user selections are no longer lost
* **[Flutter]** Added Swift Package Manager (SPM) support for the iOS plugin, recommended for Xcode 15+, alongside continued CocoaPods compatibility
## Fixes
* **[Android — Mediation]** Fixed `CrashlyticsMediationSDK` throwing `NoClassDefFoundError` on Firebase BOM 34+ by resolving `FirebaseCrashlytics` via reflection instead of the removed KTX API
* **[Unity/Android]** Fixed a crash during SDK initialization in Unity Development builds on Android (Production builds were unaffected)
### 2.29.1 – Aug 5, 2026
## Features
* **[Unity]** Added `isExempt` to the Unity `ServiceConsent` model, propagating the statistical exception flag to the Unity bridge
### 2.29.0 – Aug 5, 2026
## Features
* **[Mediation]** Added Amazon Consent Signal (ACS) mediation support for Android and iOS, including Adjust adapter integration
* **[PUR Compliance]** Added statistical exception disclosure and toggle UI to the first and second layer, and excluded statistical exception services from Reject All/Deny All, supporting the UK DUAA statistical-exception requirement
* **[Unity]** Automated the Unity-flavored SPM release pipeline, publishing `usercentrics-spm-ui`/`usercentrics-spm-sdk` package tags for Unity releases
## Fixes
* **[Android]** Fixed consent banner rendering behind system bars on edge-to-edge displays
* **[Android]** Fixed `ExternalLinkSpan.onClick` crash on invalid/empty link URLs
* **[iOS]** Fixed app hang caused by synchronous HTML parsing in first-layer banner/content text
* **[Android/iOS]** Removed residual `assert(false)` calls in Additional Consent Mode and CCPA save paths that could crash debug builds
* **[TV]** Fixed `DPAD_DOWN` navigation escaping the second-layer detail list boundary
## Chores
* **[Unity]** Stripped debug symbols from iOS core release binaries, reducing device binary size by ~31% with no functional change
### 2.27.1 – Aug 25, 2026
## Chores
* **[Core]** Downgraded bundled native Usercentrics SDK dependency from 2.30.0 to 2.27.1 (no changes to the React Native JS API surface).
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Automated bump of the native Usercentrics SDK dependency to 2.27.1.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Release the React Native SDK with native Usercentrics SDK 2.27.1
What Changed
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✅ Consistent Android and iOS SDK versions✅ Clearer package release versioning✅ Documented native SDK update💡 Usage Guide
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