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[V7] Make BTClientToken internal + drop Obj-C exposure #1445

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@scannillo scannillo commented Oct 23, 2024

DTMOBILES-1137

Summary of changes

  • Drop Objective-C support for BTClientToken
    • It was only exposed to Objective-C for our DropIn SDK to use, not for merchant use.
    • The DropIn has not been compatible with the BT iOS SDK since it was re-written in Swift (v6). The decision was made to remove the Obj-C exposure that still exists for Drop-In since we have no current plan of updating it, and if we do it will likely require a re-write.
  • Make BTClientToken internal
  • Remove unused protocol conformances & related unit tests

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@scannillo scannillo marked this pull request as ready for review October 23, 2024 19:49
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@scannillo scannillo changed the title Make BTClientToken internal + drop Obj-C exposure [V7] Make BTClientToken internal + drop Obj-C exposure Oct 23, 2024
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@scannillo scannillo merged commit 857fbc9 into v7 Oct 28, 2024
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@scannillo scannillo deleted the cleanup-client-token-access branch October 28, 2024 18:37
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