b.well Kotlin SDK v1.18.0 Change Log

b.well Kotlin SDK version 1.18.0 includes new features and several enhancements.

New Additions

New b.well Health Sync SDK for Kotlin

Connect and sync on-device health data through Android Health Connect natively, without a WebView or React Native
Ships as an additional module, bwell-sdk-kotlin-healthsync, plus an on-device source adapter — the base bwell-sdk-kotlin artifact is unchanged
Register the on-device source once at startup with BWellHealthSync.configure(source), after BWellSdk.initialize(config)
BWellSdk.healthSync exposes the on-device primitives: sources(), startSession(), endSession(), currentUser(), isAvailable(), requestPermissions(), hasPermission(), and sync()
BWellSdk.connect(sourceId) and BWellSdk.disconnect(sourceId) compose the full provisioning handshake, so credentials never reach the caller
sourceId may be omitted when exactly one source is registered
An installable healthsync-sample app demonstrates the full flow

Financials: ExplanationOfBenefitRequest now supports coverage

Two new builder methods filter claims to one or more insurance plans:
- coverage(coverage: String) — adds a single Coverage id
- coverages(coverages: List<String>) — adds multiple Coverage ids
The value is the bare Coverage id, without a Coverage/ prefix
Multiple Coverage ids are OR-ed
See Insurance Claims guide for more info

Consent: ConsentRequest now supports organizationId

New organizationId(organizationId: String) builder method narrows the search to the active consent for a specific organization and category combination
The value is the bare organization id and must not be blank

SDK identification headers

Every outbound GraphQL request now sends three identification headers:
- apollographql-client-name — bwell-kotlin
- apollographql-client-version — the SDK version
- bwell-platform — Android/<os-release>

R8 / ProGuard

DeviceMetricsQueryRequest and DeviceMetricsGroupsRequest are now kept in R8, fixing device metrics requests in minified release builds