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All notable changes to opscale-co/notification-center are documented here.

1.1.6 2026-02-19

Bug fixes
  • webpush — Fixed service worker compatibility with mobile devices.

1.1.5 2026-02-18

Improvements
  • project — Various UX improvements across the Nova interface.
  • translations — Added translations for enum values.

1.1.4 2026-02-17

Bug fixes
  • service worker — Changed the order of the browser permission request to improve the opt-in flow.
  • template — Fixed a URI key conflict that was hiding dynamic resource templates.

1.1.3 2026-02-17

Bug fixes
  • notifications — Fixed the WebPush action handler and corrected WhatsApp notification arguments.

1.1.2 2026-02-17

Bug fixes
  • webpush — Fixed an issue where the service worker script was loading too late, causing subscription failures.

1.1.1 2026-02-17

Bug fixes
  • webpush — Fixed an HTTPS-related issue that prevented push subscription when the site was served over a secure connection.

1.1.0 2026-02-17

New features
  • notification — The notification type can now be defined directly in the template, removing the need to hard-code the type in code.

1.0.2 2026-02-16

Bug fixes
  • ExecuteNotificationStrategy — Fixed profile pulling in notification deliveries so that the correct delivery records are loaded when evaluating channel escalation.

1.0.1 2026-02-16

Bug fixes
  • audience — Added a repository layer for pulling profiles from an audience, fixing incorrect profile resolution.

1.0.0 2026-02-12

Initial release
  • First public release of Notification Center for Laravel Nova.
  • Multi-channel delivery strategies (email, SMS, WhatsApp, WebPush, Slack, Teams, and more).
  • Audience management with profile targeting.
  • Nova actions: PublishNotification, ForceDelivery, CreateAudience.
  • Delivery status tracking with event lifecycle (Pending → Sent → Received → Opened → Verified).
  • Configurable per-type strategies with time windows, day restrictions, and channel escalation.
  • Built-in TrackEvent and EnrichGeoData service actions.

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