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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release updates package and Android SDK versions to 2.29.1, adds changelog entries for versions 2.29.1 and 2.29.0, and documents the repository release workflow. ChangesRelease metadata
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PR Summary: Release: bump to 2.29.1 — add release notes, version bumps, and repository release guidance.
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PR Summary by QodoRelease 2.29.1: bump RN wrapper + native SDK pins
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Reviewed up to commit:415dff84a6327bb2a58825f0dacc4c0141c4f766 Additional Suggestionandroid/build.gradle.kts, line:2reactNativeVersion is set to "+" which allows Gradle to resolve any matching version and can produce non-deterministic builds across environments. Consider pinning this to the specific React Native version(s) this SDK is tested against or document/lock the allowed range to avoid accidental upgrades during CI/consumer resolution.Others- This release commit updated package.json (version + iosPackageVersion) but did not include the regenerated lockfiles or updated sample Podfile lock. Per the repo release checklist you must: 1) run npm install to regenerate package-lock.json and commit package-lock.json; 2) cd sample/ios && bundle exec pod repo update && bundle exec pod update UsercentricsUI to update sample/ios/Podfile.lock and commit that file. Missing these makes CI/native dependency resolution fail and can break downstream consumers.# After bumping versions in package.json and android/build.gradle.kts
# 1) Regenerate root lockfile
npm install
# This updates package-lock.json with version 2.29.1 and any dependency metadata.
# 2) Update iOS sample Podfile.lock
cd sample/ios
bundle exec pod repo update
bundle exec pod update UsercentricsUI
# 3) Commit all version-related files
# - CHANGELOG.md
# - package.json
# - package-lock.json
# - android/build.gradle.kts
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In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 32-40: Update both fenced code blocks in the changelog and commit
templates in CLAUDE.md to include language identifiers: use markdown for the
changelog template and text for the commit template, preserving their existing
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- Line 82: Remove the CLAUDE.md change from the Release: 2.29.1 commit by
amending or moving it out of that commit. Ensure the release commit contains
only CHANGELOG.md, package.json, package-lock.json, android/build.gradle.kts,
and sample/ios/Podfile.lock.
In `@package.json`:
- Around line 3-10: Resolve the native artifact version mismatch before
finalizing the release: publish Android Maven and iOS CocoaPods artifacts for
2.29.1, or align package.json version and iosPackageVersion plus the native
version in android/build.gradle.kts to an existing supported release. Keep all
package and native SDK versions consistent.
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… 2.29.1 UsercentricsCore.denyAll and denyAllForTCF gained a new unsavedServiceDecisions parameter in the native iOS SDK 2.29.1 (statistical exception support). The Kotlin common interface defaults it to null, but that default isn't carried over to the generated Swift/ObjC interop, so the RN wrapper failed to compile against the bumped native SDK version. Pass nil from RNUsercentricsModule.swift for both call sites, preserving the existing public JS API and behavior (nil means no unsaved service decisions are considered, matching pre-2.29.1 semantics per UsercentricsSDKImpl.denyAll). Updated the FakeUsercentricsManager test mock to match the new protocol signature. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Usercentrics 2.29.1 added a required isExempt parameter to several native init signatures used by test mocks (UsercentricsService, ServiceConsentTemplate, SubConsentTemplate, UsercentricsCategory). Update CMPData+Mock.swift to pass isExempt: false, matching pre-2.29.1 (non-exempt) semantics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Release React Native SDK 2.29.1 with the latest consent features and fixes
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✅ Access to the latest consent and mediation features✅ Fewer banner, link, and content-loading failures✅ More reliable consent navigation across Android, iOS, and TV💡 Usage Guide
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