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Review Summary by QodoRelease version 2.25.1 with UI improvements
WalkthroughsDescription• Bump version from 2.25.0 to 2.25.1 • Update Android build configuration with new version • Update npm package version and iOS package version • Add release notes for 2.25.1 with UI improvements Diagramflowchart LR
A["Version 2.25.0"] -- "bump to" --> B["Version 2.25.1"]
B -- "update" --> C["build.gradle.kts"]
B -- "update" --> D["package.json"]
B -- "document" --> E["CHANGELOG.md"]
File Changes1. android/build.gradle.kts
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVersion bump release patch from 2.25.0 to 2.25.1 across package manifest, Android Gradle configurations, and changelog documentation. No logic or functional changes introduced. Changes
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Sequence DiagramThis PR updates the SDK version and release notes. It shows the release action updating version constants and changelog, creating the commit/PR, CI building, and publishing the release — the core flow of this release bump. sequenceDiagram
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Maintainer->>Repository: Run release (bump version & add changelog)
Repository->>Repository: Update android/build.gradle.kts, package.json, package-lock.json, legacy-sample, CHANGELOG.md
Maintainer->>Repository: Commit & open PR (Release: 2.25.1)
Repository->>CI: Push triggers build/test
CI-->>Repository: Build & tests pass
CI->>Registry: Publish release artifacts (npm/packaging)
Registry-->>Maintainer: Release 2.25.1 available
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PR Summary: Release 2.25.1 — small release: UI improvements/fixes and metadata/version bumps. Changes:
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Reviewed up to commit:5b72abbe84f23cb76942499fc43b2f12d6e08fbc Looks good to me! 👍 Additional SuggestionCHANGELOG.md, line:2-4The new 2.25.1 entry is very terse. For a release entry prefer 1–2 actionable bullets (e.g. affected platforms, brief description of the UI fixes, any user-facing behavior changes) and include the associated PR/issue numbers and author for traceability. This helps downstream consumers and release automation to quickly understand impact.### 2.25.1 – Mar 02, 2026
## Improvements
* Updated bundled native Usercentrics UI SDK to 2.25.1 (Android/iOS)
* Minor UI layout and accessibility fixes in the React Native bridge (no API changes)
_Thanks @author-handle – see #123, #124_Others- Release/publish prerequisites: prepublishOnly and pack:local run scripts/generate-codegen-jni.js to produce native binding artifacts. Before publishing 2.25.1 ensure you ran that codegen and committed any generated native files (or confirmed the registry/publish CI will run the codegen prior to publishing). If generated JNI/native-code is missing from the package consumers will get a broken native module at runtime. |
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Release 2.25.1: UI fixes and package version bump
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