v1.5.1

• Fixed "Namespace 'com.yasirkula.unity' is used in multiple modules and/or libraries" error that is introduced with Android Gradle version 9.1.0 on Unity 6.4.4+ if multiple native plugins of mine are used at the same time: https://discussions.unity.com/t/info-android-gradle-9-1-0-agp-9-0-0-update-in-unity-6-4/1709062
• "AAR Source (Android)" folder is now an actual Android Studio Android Library module
• Plugin's Gradle version had to be updated to 7.5.1 to fix this issue so make sure your Unity version is compatible: https://docs.unity3d.com/2021.3/Documentation/Manual/android-gradle-overview.html

v1.5.0

• BREAKING CHANGE: CheckPermission returns bool instead of Permission (see yasirkula/UnityAndroidRuntimePermissions#14)
• BREAKING CHANGE: Replaced RequestPermission with RequestPermissionAsync (see yasirkula/UnityNativeGallery#343)
• BREAKING CHANGE: Removed CanOpenSettings since it's now always true
• Updated Unity version to 2021.3.41f1 (simplified codebase accordingly)
• iOS frameworks are now added properly instead of changing OTHER_LDFLAGS
• Fixed Xcode compiler warnings

v1.4.4

Fixed RecordVideo returning null path on some devices (#120)

v1.4.3

Fixed rare "No such proxy method" error for native callback functions

v1.4.2

• Fixed crash when using LoadImageAtPathAsync on newer Unity versions
• Potential fix for IllegalStateException on Android

v1.4.1

• Removed the new READ_MEDIA permissions: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/13986130
• Camera Usage Description doesn't override Xcode setting if it's empty

v1.4.0

Added async variants of RequestPermission function that don't freeze the app unnecessarily

v1.3.9

• No media permission will be asked on Android 14+ devices because partial media access permissions are confusing for the end-user
• Fixed RequestPermission sometimes not working when the Camera permission was reset via Settings

v1.3.8

Bugfix for LoadImageAtPathAsync and GetVideoThumbnailAsync

v1.3.7

• Fixed Denied permission issue on Android 13 and later
• It's more likely that the Android device will respect PreferredCamera.Front