Manoel Aranda Neto
Manoel Aranda Neto
Surveys for React Native is out [in beta state](https://github.com/PostHog/posthog-js-lite/releases/tag/posthog-react-native-v3.12.0). [Docs](https://posthog.com/docs/surveys/installation?tab=React+Native) Let us know if you find any issues.
I think the solution here would be to implement a `debugLevel` so you can define eg `debug`, `error`, `fatal` levels, and this filter out the console logs.
Btw you can still do `posthog.debug(false)` at runtime, or just don't use `debug={__DEV__}` since it's disabled by default anyway. The `loggingEnabled` suggestion is pretty much what's already available.
@Bi0max would you like to contribute with a PR? happy to guide-review.
@joernroeder we use the `uuidv7()` method now. would you like to contribute with a PR exposing the construct and parse of cookies?
@buenaflor does the iOS SDK has a `flush` method that awaits the async dispatch to be finished?
@buenaflor can you link the SSL issue? that is strange, we didn't run into this issue anywhere else.
yes, it is, okhttp for example has a [bom](https://github.com/square/okhttp#releases)
I think the goal of a bom is to use the very same version for all modules, so you know it's compatible. > future use-case where we might have separate...
> Although I guess it could be handy for users who might be duplicating the same version across all the dependencies provided by this project, without using variables and/or version...