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3.2.0

Features

3.1.0

Features

3.0.0

Features

  • Android: Update Facebook Android SDK reference to v4.36.0 (drop greedy v4.+ reference) (#708)

Dislaimer

This release does not contains that much but we bumped up it to a major release because as of now, each release will always be published with a synchronized Facebook SDK version for iOS and for Android

2.5.0

Breaking change

  • Android: ANDROID_SDK_VERSION was renamed to FACEBOOK_ANDROID_SDK_VERSION to avoid misunderstood. This variable is use to set the Facebook SDK version for Android not the Android SDK version (#706)

Documentation

  • Doc: Add a note in the README regarding the Graph API version which is not set by the plugin itself

2.4.0

Features

2.3.0

Features

2.2.0

Features

2.1.0

Features

  • iOS: Update of the Facebook SDK v4.33.0 for iOS 11 (#653)

2.0.1

Bug fixes

  • Android: Fix null pointer exception leading to app crashing after a second login (flow example: login -> graphApi -> logout -> login -> crash) (#568)

2.0.0

Breaking change: As of February 5, 2018, Facebook doesn't support anymore App Invites, therefore these methods have been removed.

This version introduce also a new optional variable for the Android installation.

Features

  • iOS: App Invites support removed (#645)

  • Android: Add optional installation variable ANDROID_SDK_VERSION (#550)(#646)

Side note

I did consider removing the methods for App Invites as a breaking change, even if these weren't already supported from Facebook since months.

I followed the semantic versioning idea the Ionic team recently published in their blog

@peterpeterparker

1.10.1

v1.10.1 Fix an issue regarding the versioning (v1.10 was missing in plugin.xml)

1.10.0

v1.10.0 introduces the last Facebook SDK for iOS

Features

  • iOS: Update of the Facebook SDK v4.31.1 for iOS 11 (#631) (#634)

  • Android: Add a note in the README and Android Guide about the compatibility with cordova-android >= v7.0.0

Disclaimer

The introduction of the new Facebook SDK for iOS 11 add a new confirm modal to the login flow.

This is the expected design flow defined by Apple which Facebook implemented. The cordova-plugin-facebook4 can't modify this behavior (as far as I know, @peterpeterparker).

iOS 11.3

On iOS 11.3, the user won't have the choice anymore between using the Facebook App or using Email/Phone number for Facebook login process but will go straight to the "Facebook - Accept permissions" screen.

Therefore, with this version, the user will still face only one modal during the login flow.

iOS >= 11 < 11.3

Because of the introduction of the new modal, the user might face two modals during the login flow. One asking him/her if he/she want to open Facebook and one again asking him/her as before if he/she want to open the Facebook App.

About the subject, you could for example have a look to this stackoverflow's post.

This is improved with iOS 11.3.