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Upgrading to 5.4.0 and above

The Helpshift SDK v5.4.0 is a major update and we have made some important changes. If you have questions or feedback, please Contact Us

Framework packaging for SDK​

With version 5.4.0, Helpshift SDK is packaged as a dynamic framework rather than a static library. Please follow the steps mentioned here if you are migrating from an older version of Helpshift SDK.

Manual Integration​

  • Remove all Helpshift SDK related files from the project, which are added from ios/sdk folder present in Helpshift Cocos2d-x package.
  • Remove all wrapper files for Helpshift SDK from the project, which are added from ios/Classes folder present in Helpshift Cocos2d-x package.
Note

No changes are needed for custom theming plists and custom localization bundle when migrating. The old theming files and localization bundle will continue to work as expected.

Note

In case you have made changes to HelpshiftConfig.plist or HelpshiftConfigDark.plist, please rename the files to HelpshiftCustomConfig.plist and HelpshiftCustomConfigDark.plist respectively.

  • Remove /usr/lib/swift from runpath search paths in the build settings, if other SDKs in your app don’t need it.
  • Remove $(TOOLCHAIN_DIR)/usr/lib/swift-5.0/$(PLATFORM_NAME) and $(TOOLCHAIN_DIR)/usr/lib/swift/$(PLATFORM_NAME) from Library Search Paths in the build settings, if other SDKs in your app don’t need it.
  • Remove -ObjC flag from 'Other linker flags' section in the build settings, if other SDKs in your app don’t need it. After doing these, please follow the steps here to integrate the framework version of the SDK.

Objective C Code​

  • If you have added any instances of #import ”HelpshiftSupport.h” and #import ”HelpshiftCore.h” please replace it with @import Helpshift;

Swift Code​

  • Remove all Helpshift related #import directives from your app’s Bridging header
  • Add the import Helpshift directive in Swift files using Helpshift APIs