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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 75-78: The README snippet uses Clix.setUserId(null) but the SDK
API declares fun setUserId(userId: String) (non-nullable), so update either the
SDK or the docs: Option A — change the SDK signature to fun setUserId(userId:
String?) and update the implementation of setUserId to handle null (clear the
user id while keeping device id), ensuring callers and tests compile; Option B —
leave the SDK signature as-is and revise README.md to remove the null example
and show the correct usage (e.g., document that setUserId requires a non-null
String and show an example call like Clix.setUserId("newUserId") or provide the
supported way to remove a user id if the SDK exposes a clearUserId/alternative
API). Reference the setUserId function and README.md when making the change.
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implementation("so.clix:clix-android-sdk:1.5.0") is invalid and will fail to
resolve; locate the correct groupId:artifactId:version by checking the library's
Maven Central/GitHub/official docs, then replace the string in the README (and
corresponding build.gradle/Kotlin DSL files if present) with the verified
coordinates (for example updating the version or correcting the
artifactId/groupId as found); ensure the exact literal implementation(...) token
is updated so builds can resolve the dependency.
- Around line 98-108: Update the Reset section to accurately describe that
reset() only deletes the stored device ID locally (it does not generate a new
device ID immediately) and that a new device ID will be created later when
initialize() is called; also clarify that reset() does not remove the user ID
from the backend because user IDs are not stored locally—advise using
setUserId(null) (or the existing recommended pattern) to explicitly clear the
user ID on the backend if desired.
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| implementation("so.clix:clix-android-sdk:1.3.2") | ||
| implementation("so.clix:clix-android-sdk:1.5.0") |
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In `@README.md` at line 22, The dependency declaration
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resolve; locate the correct groupId:artifactId:version by checking the library's
Maven Central/GitHub/official docs, then replace the string in the README (and
corresponding build.gradle/Kotlin DSL files if present) with the verified
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artifactId/groupId as found); ensure the exact literal implementation(...) token
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| Use `reset()` when you need a completely fresh device identity (e.g., shared device scenarios). This generates a new device ID, removes the user ID, and clears session data. | ||
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| > **Note:** Do not call `reset()` on every logout. In most cases, simply call `setUserId(null)` or set a new user ID when the next user logs in. |
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Clarify the device ID and user ID behavior in the reset() documentation.
The documentation claims reset() "generates a new device ID" and "removes the user ID," but the actual behavior differs:
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Device ID:
reset()removes the old device ID from local storage; a new one is generated on the nextinitialize()call, not duringreset()itself. -
User ID: The user ID is not stored locally and is not removed by
reset(). It remains on the backend as an orphaned record, which is intentional. If you need to explicitly remove the user ID from the backend, usesetUserId(null)or the pattern recommended in the note.
Update the documentation to accurately reflect this behavior.
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In `@README.md` around lines 98 - 108, Update the Reset section to accurately
describe that reset() only deletes the stored device ID locally (it does not
generate a new device ID immediately) and that a new device ID will be created
later when initialize() is called; also clarify that reset() does not remove the
user ID from the backend because user IDs are not stored locally—advise using
setUserId(null) (or the existing recommended pattern) to explicitly clear the
user ID on the backend if desired.
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Document reinitialization requirement after reset
The new Reset section says reset() gives a fresh identity, but it omits that SDK users must call Clix.initialize(...) again before tracking anything; Clix.reset() sets isInitialized = false and clears storage, while event APIs still read Clix.environment.deviceId until reinit (clix/src/main/kotlin/so/clix/core/Clix.kt and clix/src/main/kotlin/so/clix/services/EventService.kt). In apps that follow this README literally and continue tracking after reset, events can be attributed to stale device state.
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| > **Note:** Do not call `reset()` on every logout. In most cases, simply call `removeUserId()` or set a new user ID when the next user logs in. |
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Stop recommending deprecated removeUserId for logout
The note recommends calling removeUserId() for normal logout, but in this release that API is explicitly deprecated in favor of reset() (clix/src/main/kotlin/so/clix/core/Clix.kt and CHANGELOG.md). Keeping deprecated guidance in the primary usage docs will steer integrators toward an API that is being phased out, creating avoidable migration churn.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 95: Update the README's description of reset() to accurately state that
reset() only deletes the locally stored device ID and clears local session data
(it does not generate a new device ID or make any network/server calls), that
user IDs are not stored locally so reset() does not remove them (backend user
records remain and may be orphaned intentionally), and that a new device ID is
only created later when initialize() is called; use the function names reset()
and initialize() in the revised text for clarity.
- Line 22: Check that the declared dependency
implementation("so.clix:clix-android-sdk:1.5.0") is published on Maven Central;
run the provided curl/jq script (or query search.maven.org) to confirm version
1.5.0 exists and if it does not, update the dependency string in README.md to a
published version (or pin to the latest available version shown by the query)
and re-run your build to verify resolution.
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