MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS 11.0.2.2

MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS

.NET for iOS bindings for the Salesforce Marketing Cloud MobilePush framework (MarketingCloudSDK) — push registration, inbox, in-app messages and location messaging — at the v11 Unified SDK generation.

dotnet add package MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS

using MarketingCloudSDK;
using SFMCSDK;

var pushConfig = new SFMarketingCloudSdkConfigBuilder("your-app-id")
    .SetAccessToken("your-access-token")
    .SetMarketingCloudServerUrl("https://your-tenant.device.marketingcloudapis.com/")
    .SetMid("your-mid")
    .Build();

var config = new SFMCSdkConfigBuilder().SetPushFeature(pushConfig).Build();
SFMCSdk.InitializeSdk(config, statuses => { });

// The sfmc_* category surface lives on MobilePushSDK (renamed from MarketingCloudSDK at v11):
var sdk = MobilePushSDK.SharedInstance;
sdk.Sfmc_setContactKey("contact-key");

The SFMC SDK core (SFMCSDK.Net.iOS) and the AppGroupSDK payload (MarketingCloudSDK.Net.AppGroupSDK.iOS) arrive as dependencies of this package, mirroring the native package manifests. Android lives in the sibling MarketingCloudSDK.Net.Android; a cross-platform ergonomic layer lives in MarketingCloudSDK.Net.

Contents

• Packages
• What is bound, and how
• Installing
• Push prerequisites
• How this repository works
• Building locally
• Tests
• Upgrading the SFMC SDK
• Releasing
• Troubleshooting
• Licence

Packages

Versions are <MarketingCloudSDK version>.<binding revision> — 11.0.2.1 is MarketingCloudSDK 11.0.2, binding revision 1. Both packages version together; AppGroupSDK's own native line (1.0.0) is pinned in Directory.Build.props.

What is bound, and how

By hand, never by Sharpie, descending from the hand-curated 8.x binding, ported to 11.0.2 by header diff and verified with a bidirectional selector-parity check (every selector in all ten headers bound, no stale selectors). The packed binding passes live smoke tests on a simulator — all three frameworks load together and the module-configured initialization completion fires.

What changed at v11, for consumers of the old 8.x packages:

• The sfmc_* category surface moved from class MarketingCloudSDK to MobilePushSDK — same selectors, new class name.
• PushConfig/PushConfigBuilder/SFMCSdkPushModule are replaced by SFMarketingCloudSdkConfig(Builder) attached via SFMCSdkConfigBuilder.SetPushFeature, and SFMarketingCloudSdk with RequestSdk(Action<IMarketingCloudSdkInterface>).
• The URL-handling and event delegates left this framework (v4 SFMCSDK carries event-based replacements — SFMCSdkPushURLHandlingEvent and friends — and the new sfmc_handle*Event: hooks here feed them).
• Device-token and notification-request setters left the category surface (the SDK observes them itself); the readers remain.

Installing

<PackageReference Include="MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS" Version="11.0.2.2" />

Target frameworks: net8.0-ios18.0, net9.0-ios18.0, net10.0-ios26.0. Floor: iOS 12.2.

Push prerequisites

The binding does not change what MobilePush itself needs: an APNs-entitled app (aps-environment), a UNUserNotificationCenter authorization request, RegisterForRemoteNotifications, and MobilePush app credentials. Never commit credentials; the sample takes them as runtime input.

How this repository works

Nothing native is committed. Salesforce commits the built xcframeworks into the repository trees (MarketingCloudSDK-iOS, app-group-internal-sdk) and attaches nothing to releases, so build/FetchXcFrameworks.sh downloads both tag archives and verifies every slice binary against the SHA-256 pins in build/checksums.txt — pins over binaries, not archives, because GitHub tag archives are not byte-stable.

build/BuildNugets.sh packs twice (net9 band, then net10 from a scratch global.json) and build/merge-packages.py grafts the net10 assets into each package. The native payloads ship as compressed .resources.zip.

Layout

Building locally

./build/FetchXcFrameworks.sh          # populate ./libs, checksum-verified
./build/BuildNugets.sh                # packs 11.0.2.2 into ./artifacts
dotnet test tests/MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS.PackageTests

SFMCSDK.Net.iOS restores from nuget.org, or from ./artifacts if you drop the sibling's package there.

Tests

dotnet test tests/MarketingCloudSDK.Net.iOS.PackageTests
./.github/scripts/run-simulator-tests.sh 11.0.2.2 net9.0-ios18.0

The simulator tests run without credentials on purpose: all three frameworks load, the module-configured initializeSdk completion fires with real statuses (the block bridge the core repository's zero-module tests cannot reach), and the MobilePushSDK category surface answers.

Upgrading the SFMC SDK

./build/BumpNativeVersion.sh 11.1.0

then port the header diff into ApiDefinitions.cs by hand — the script prints what it does not automate. Bump the sibling SFMCSDK.Net.iOS first when sfmc-sdk-ios moved; upstream-drift watches both repositories this package binds, and the sibling's package on nuget.org — a core release lands here as a re-pin of SfmcCorePackageVersion in Directory.Build.props and a binding-revision release.

Releasing

Merging a file named docs/release-notes/<four-part-version>.md to main is the release: auto-release tags it, release packs with verification off and publishes to nuget.org via trusted publishing. Every PR publishes a -beta.<pr>.<run> prerelease.

Troubleshooting

MarketingCloudSDK.xcframework is missing. Run ./build/FetchXcFrameworks.sh — nothing native is committed, and packing does not fetch.

Migrating 8.x code: MarketingCloudSDK (the class) does not exist. It is MobilePushSDK at v11 — the sfmc_* members are unchanged. See What is bound, and how for the config-builder replacement.

Xcode version errors building the net10 sample locally. The net10 iOS workload pins an exact Xcode line (CI selects Xcode_26.0); with a newer local Xcode, build the net9-band device tests instead.

Licence

The binding code in this repository is MIT. The native frameworks inside the packages are © Salesforce, BSD-3-Clause. The package licence expression is MIT AND BSD-3-Clause and both texts ship in every package under licenses/.