0.9.4

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

0.9.3

Fix issue with passkey userId encoding/decoding

0.9.2

Add exception parsing from server response

0.9.1

Support passkeys in Flutter Web

0.9.0

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

0.8.1

Remove OAuth clientId validation in iOS plugin

0.8.0

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

0.7.2

Fix issue with parsing cookie headers

0.7.1

Add support for custom OAuth providers

0.7.0

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

0.6.0

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.

0.5.1

Fixed publish workflow

0.5.0

Initial alpha release