descope 0.9.11

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• Support links in iOS native flows
• Support mailto: links everywhere

• Update Descope native SDKs

• Introducing the DescopeFlowView widget for seamless integration of Descope Flows in Flutter applications. Available for both Android and iOS platforms.
• DescopeFlow is now deprecated in favor of DescopeFlowView, however, it is still available for backward compatibility, and for non-mobile platforms like web.

• Support external token in AuthenticationResponse

• Fix user deserialization

• Add more fields to the DescopeUser

• Migrate Android passkey implementation to use CredentialManager instead of Fido2

• Add the ability to explicitly check if passkeys are supported on the device

• Fix issue with passkey userId encoding/decoding

• Add exception parsing from server response

• Support passkeys in Flutter Web

• New setup function for initializing the Descope SDK
• Replace password now returns a AuthenticationResponse
• Flutter Web support for both Session Management and Flows

• Remove OAuth clientId validation in iOS plugin

• Add custom attributes and multiple names to DescopeUser objects
• Add support for native Sign in with Apple/Google authentication
• Add support for authentication with Passkeys

• Fix issue with parsing cookie headers

• Add support for custom OAuth providers

• Added Magic Link support to Flows
• New DescopeException now thrown from all operations
• Fixed redirectUrl parameter
• Added Logger & Network client for easier debugging

• Beta release.
• README.md updated to convey all changes.

New Features #

• The new Descope convenience class wraps around the DescopeSdk and provides easier access for most cases. Alternatively DescopeSdk instances can still be created.
• Manage your session using the new DescopeSessionManager. Sessions are saved securely on Android and iOS.
• Authenticate using Flows.
• Added http.Request authorization extensions.
• Added createdTime to UserResponse.

Breaking Changes #

• Authentication methods no longer return a session directly, but rather the new AuthenticationResponse. It can be converted into a DescopeSession by calling DescopeSession.fromAuthenticationResponse(authResponse).
• DescopeSDK renamed to DescopeSdk.
• refreshSession() now returns RefreshResponse instead of DescopeSession.
• DescopeConfig constructor changed.
• User renamed to SignUpDetials.
• me request now returns a DescopeUser instead of MeResponse which has been deleted.

• Fixed publish workflow

• Initial alpha release