Azure SDK for iOS 1.0.0-beta.7

New Features

• Azure Communication Calling Service

  • Added the ability to set the Caller display name when initializing the library.

• Azure Communication Common Library

  • Added a new communication identifier MicrosoftTeamsUserIdentifier, used to represent a Microsoft Teams user.
  • Introduced the new CommunicationTokenRefreshOptions type for specifying communication token refresh options.

Breaking Changes

• Azure Communication Common Library
  • Renamed the type CommunicationUserCredential to CommunicationTokenCredential, as it represents a token.
  • The protocol CommunicationTokenCredential has likewise been renamed to CommunicationTokenCredentialProviding.
  • All types that conform to the CommunicationIdentifier protocol now use the suffix Identifier. For example, the
    PhoneNumber type used to represent a phone number identifier is now named PhoneNumberIdentifier.
  • Updated the CommunicationTokenCredential initializer that automatically refreshes the token to accept a single
    CommunicationTokenRefreshOptions object instead of multiple parameters.

Key Bug Fixes

• Azure Communication Calling Service
  • Fixed an issue where handlePushNotification did not return false if the same payload had been processed already.
  • Improved logging to help identify the source of hangup-related issues reported in GitHub.
  • Fixed an issue where the remote participant was still available after hangup/disconnect. #134

Azure SDK for iOS 1.0.0-beta.6

Key Bug Fixes

• Azure Communication Calling Service
  • Fixed crash on calling Call.hangup(). #106
  • Fixed invalid values for CFBundleVersion and CFBundleShortVersionString in Info.plist. #113

Azure SDK for iOS 1.0.0-beta.5

New Features

• Added Cocoapods specs for AzureCore, AzureCommunication, AzureCommunicationChat, and AzureCommunicationCalling
  libraries.

Breaking Changes

• Azure Communication Chat Service

  • The baseUrl parameter has been renamed to endpoint in the AzureCommunicationChatClient initializers.

• Azure Communication Calling Service

  • Swift applications will not see the ACS prefix for classes and enums. For example, ACSCallAgent is now CallAgent when the library is imported in a Swift application.
  • Parameter labels are now mandatory for all API calls from Swift applications.
  • Except for the first parameter, parameter labels are now mandatory for all other parameters to delegate methods in Swift applications.
  • An exception is now thrown if an application tries to render video/camera twice.

Key Bug Fixes

• Azure Communication Calling Service
  • Fixed a deadlock when deleting an ACSCallAgent object.
  • The Call.hangup() method will return only after all necessary events are delivered to the app. #85
  • The Call.hangup() method now terminates a call if the call is in the Connecting or Ringing state. #96
  • The library was raising a RemoteVideoStream Removed event when app stopped rendering a stream. The library now also raises a follow-up RemoteVideoStream Added event once the stream is ready to be rendered again. #95

Azure SDK for iOS 1.0.0-beta.2

Version 1.0.0-beta.2 adds the Azure Communication Services Chat to the SDK.

Added Libraries

• Azure Communication Services Chat (AzureCommunicationChat)

Azure SDK libraries are distributed via Swift Package Manager. For installation instructions and a list of available libraries, see the project's README. Click on any library in the list to view getting started material and examples for that library.

Azure SDK for iOS 1.0.0-beta.1

Version 1.0.0-beta.1 is a beta of our efforts in creating a client library that is developer-friendly, idiomatic to the iOS ecosystem, and as consistent across different languages and platforms as possible. The principles that guide our efforts can be found in the Azure SDK Design Guidelines for iOS.

Added Libraries

• Azure SDK for iOS core (AzureCore)
• Azure Communication Services common (AzureCommunication)
  • This library is used by other libraries in this SDK, as well as by libraries in the Azure Communication SDKs.

Azure SDK libraries are distributed via Swift Package Manager. For installation instructions and a list of available libraries, see the project's README. Click on any library in the list to view getting started material and examples for that library.

v0.5.0

New Features

The AzureData SDK now uses CosmosDB REST API version 2018-12-31, which adds support for large partition keys.

Note: This update shouldn't break existing applications. If you do experience problems, revert to v0.4.4 and file an issue.

Bug Fixes

Fixes issue #132: Can't query with large partition key.

v0.4.4

New Features

Adds new static constructor for Query that takes a raw SQL query string:

public static func createFrom(queryString: String) -> Query

Example usage

let query = Query.createFrom(queryString: #"SELECT c.id FROM c WHERE c.type = "round" AND ARRAY_LENGTH(c.holeScores) = 18 AND c.isDeleted = false"#)

AzureData.query(documentPropertiesIn: myCollection, with: query, andPartitionKey: "myKey") { response in
    let roundsCount = response.resource.count
}

v0.4.3

New Features

• Adds ability to query boolean properties (fixes #130)
• Better handles queries with strings containing single quotes (fixes #129)

v0.4.2

v0.4.1 (53)

v0.4.1

Bug fixes

• Fixes issue #127 where SDK's AzureCore.Result type conflicted with Swift's new Swift.Result type.
• Fixes issue #112 where AzureData.replace was throwing partition key error.