VERSION 0.9.6.1 (20110706)

PhoneGap is a static library and static framework that enables users to include the PhoneGap API in their iPhone application projects easily, and also create new PhoneGap-based iPhone application projects through an Xcode project template.

20110706

• Fixes #140 Core plugin names conflict with existing iOS framework names. Added PG prefixes, changed mapping in PhoneGap.plist to correspond
• Update to Contacts spec of June, 2001

20110628

• Xcode 3 Template includes the CoreMedia framework (as a weak reference for iOS 3.x) for the W3C Media Capture API
• Xcode 4 Template includes the CoreMedia framework (as a required reference, template spec limitation) for the W3C Network API. You must change this to an 'optional' reference to target iOS 3.x devices, if not they will crash.
• UPGRADERS: add the existing framework "CoreMedia" to your project, set it to weak/optional in your Target, copy the new phonegap.*.js files in manually to your www folder, and update your script references. Copy the .js files from /Users/Shared/PhoneGap/Frameworks/PhoneGap.framework/www. Copy the "Capture.bundle" from /Users/Shared/PhoneGap/Frameworks/PhoneGap.framework and add it to your project as well (or copy from a new project)
• UPGRADERS: set the existing frameworks "UIKit" and "AVFoundation" to weak/optional (for iOS 3.x support)
• CoreTelephony.framework can be removed in all projects, it is not needed anymore for the W3C Network Information API
• Plugins MUST add their plugin mapping to PhoneGap.plist Plugins key, if not they will not work.
• DEPRECATED: Camera.getPicture will be removed in 1.0 and put in the plugins repo, use the Media Capture API instead
• DEPRECATED: Network.isReachable will be removed in 1.0, use the Network Information API instead
• DEPRECATED: Notification activityStart, activityStop, loadingStart, loadingStop core plugin functions will be removed in 1.0 and put in the plugins repo
• DEPRECATED: Plugin base class 'PhoneGapCommand' will be removed in 1.0, use the base class 'PGPlugin' instead

20110519

• Xcode 3 Template includes the CoreTelephony framework (as a weak reference for iOS 3.x) for the W3C Network Information API
• Xcode 4 Template includes the CoreTelephony framework (as a required reference, template spec limitation) for the W3C Network Information API. You must change this to an 'optional' reference to target iOS 3.x devices, if not they will crash.
• UPGRADERS: add the existing framework "CoreTelephony" to your project, set it to weak/optional in your Target, copy the new phonegap.*.js files in manually to your www folder, and update your script references. Copy the .js files from /Users/Shared/PhoneGap/Frameworks/PhoneGap.framework/www

20110516

• Xcode 3 Template does not copy the PhoneGap javascript files anymore into your www folder, the javascript files are now part of the template (Xcode 3 UPGRADERS: you will need to grab the .js files manually from ~/Documents/PhoneGapLib/javascripts after building your project at least once)
• PhoneGapLib use is considered deprecated, for a future installer the Xcode 3 Template will use the PhoneGap.framework exclusively
• Xcode 4 Template has an improved build script - it will detect whether the 'www' folder reference was added and will warn you if it has not been added (Xcode 4 UPGRADERS: you will need to grab the .js files manually from /Users/Shared/PhoneGap/Frameworks/PhoneGap.framework/www)

20110503

• Added Xcode 4 Template (need to add in www folder reference manually - sample 'www' folder created after first run)
• Added PhoneGap static framework generation (as the UniversalFramework target in PhoneGapLib xcodeproj)
• Modified Xcode 3 Template (for compatibility with the Xcode 4 template)
• Installed PhoneGap static framework in /Users/Shared/PhoneGap/Frameworks/PhoneGap.framework (for non-admin privilege users, this may change in further updates)

20110306

• Updated PhoneGap application template to handle project and PhoneGapLib locations with spaces in it
• Removed iPad template
• Updated compiler of application template and PhoneGapLib to LLVM GCC 4.2
• Cleaned up static analyzer warnings.

20110306

• Updated PhoneGap application template to handle project and PhoneGapLib locations with spaces in it
• Removed iPad template
• Updated compiler of application template and PhoneGapLib to LLVM GCC 4.2
• Cleaned up static analyzer warnings.

20110126

• phonegap.js is minified using the YUI compressor, and also renamed to phonegap.{ver}.min.js where {ver} is the version number of PhoneGapLib from the VERSION file
• the PhoneGap template is changed as well, at build time it will replace any references to 'src="phonegap.js"' to the new versioned js file (and copy the new phonegap.{ver}.min.js file). This replacement will look in all files in the 'www' folder.
• note that with the new PhoneGapLib phonegap.{ver}.min.js renaming, existing PhoneGap templates must copy the new "Copy PhoneGap Javascript" post-build script from the new template (in Xcode, under Targets/[ProjectName])

20101102

• Updated the Base SDK to "Latest iOS" (iOS 4.2 is the minimum to submit to the App Store) for the project files. This setting requires the latest Xcode 3.2.5 (included with the iOS 4.2 SDK)

20101019

• Updated the Base SDK to iOS 4.1 (the minimum to submit to the App Store) for the project files

20100902

• Updated the Base SDK to iOS 4.0 (the minimum to submit to the App Store) for the project files
• Added PhoneGapBuildSettings.xcconfig to the template. To override your PHONEGAPLIB folder on a project by project basis, modify the PHONEGAPLIB value in this file.

20100416

• Removed keys from PhoneGap.plist (AutoRotate, StartOrientation, RotateOrientation).
• To support orientation in your app: edit/add the UISupportedInterfaceOrientations (iPhone) or UISupportedInterfaceOrientations~ipad (iPad) key into your app's [appname]-Info.plist, with an array of strings that show what orientation your app supports. The supported values are: UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait, UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft, UIInterfaceOrientationPortraitUpsideDown, UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight.
• The first value in the array is the orientation that your app starts in. If you have more than one value in the array, it will autorotate (to the other supported orientations).

20100406

• added iPad universal xcodeproj file (3.2 OS required)

20091103

• fixed permissions and initial run problems

20091030

• initial release