build: (deps): bump receive_sharing_intent from 1.8.1 to 1.9.0

[dependabot]

Bumps receive_sharing_intent from 1.8.1 to 1.9.0.

Release notes

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receive_sharing_intent-v1.9.0

Breaking changes

• Requires Flutter 3.38 or newer.
• iOS: Apps must now adopt a SceneDelegate for the new UIScene lifecycle — see the README and the official guide.
• iOS: Now uses Swift Package Manager only (the CocoaPods podspec was removed). Enable it with flutter config --enable-swift-package-manager and link the receive-sharing-intent product in your Share Extension.
• iOS: The Share Extension compose UI was rebuilt (see below). presentationAnimationDidFinish(), navigationTitle and characterLimit were removed — use the new override hooks instead.
• iOS: Minimum deployment target raised to iOS 13.0.

iOS — new Share Extension compose UI

• RSIShareViewController no longer subclasses the deprecated SLComposeServiceViewController; it's now a plain UIViewController following Apple's modern model.
• shouldAutoRedirect() == true (default): no UI is shown — the old flash of the dimmed white system sheet is gone and the extension redirects straight into the host app.
• shouldAutoRedirect() == false: a built-in compose sheet (RSIComposeView) is shown — a bottom card with a grabber, circular close button, "Send" button, an auto-focused message field and a thumbnail preview of the first shared item. Tapping the dimmed backdrop cancels.
• Customise it by overriding placeholder, sendButtonTitle, contentText, isContentValid(), didSelectPost(), didSelectCancel(), cancel() or saveAndRedirect(message:).

iOS — other

• Adopted Apple's UIScene lifecycle: the plugin conforms to FlutterSceneLifeCycleDelegate, registers via addSceneDelegate, and handles shared URLs through the scene delegate.
• Consolidated into a single ReceiveSharingIntentPlugin Swift class (the Objective-C bridge is gone). SwiftReceiveSharingIntentPlugin remains as a backward-compatible type alias.

Android

• Migrated to Flutter's Built-in Kotlin: the plugin no longer applies the Kotlin Gradle Plugin (KGP) itself — Flutter's Gradle plugin applies kotlin-android automatically. This silences the upcoming KGP deprecation warning and keeps the plugin building on future Flutter versions.
• Upgraded Android Gradle Plugin to 9.2.1, Gradle to 9.4.1 and Kotlin to 2.4.0.
• Bumped compileSdk to 37, raised minSdk to 21 and migrated to the modern Kotlin compilerOptions DSL (JVM target 17).

Full Changelog: KasemJaffer/receive_sharing_intent@1.8.1...1.9.0

What's Changed

• Fix Inconsistent JVM-target compatibility by @​ad-angelo in KasemJaffer/receive_sharing_intent#333

New Contributors

• @​ad-angelo made their first contribution in KasemJaffer/receive_sharing_intent#333

Full Changelog: KasemJaffer/receive_sharing_intent@1.8.1...1.9.0

Changelog

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1.9.0

Breaking changes

• Requires Flutter 3.38 or newer.
• iOS: Apps must now adopt a SceneDelegate for the new UIScene lifecycle — see the README and the official guide.
• iOS: Now uses Swift Package Manager only (the CocoaPods podspec was removed). Enable it with flutter config --enable-swift-package-manager and link the receive-sharing-intent product in your Share Extension.
• iOS: The Share Extension compose UI was rebuilt (see below). presentationAnimationDidFinish(), navigationTitle and characterLimit were removed — use the new override hooks instead.
• iOS: Minimum deployment target raised to iOS 13.0.

iOS — new Share Extension compose UI

• RSIShareViewController no longer subclasses the deprecated SLComposeServiceViewController; it's now a plain UIViewController following Apple's modern model.
• shouldAutoRedirect() == true (default): no UI is shown — the old flash of the dimmed white system sheet is gone and the extension redirects straight into the host app.
• shouldAutoRedirect() == false: a built-in compose sheet (RSIComposeView) is shown — a bottom card with a grabber, circular close button, "Send" button, an auto-focused message field and a thumbnail preview of the first shared item. Tapping the dimmed backdrop cancels.
• Customise it by overriding placeholder, sendButtonTitle, contentText, isContentValid(), didSelectPost(), didSelectCancel(), cancel() or saveAndRedirect(message:).

iOS — other

• Adopted Apple's UIScene lifecycle: the plugin conforms to FlutterSceneLifeCycleDelegate, registers via addSceneDelegate, and handles shared URLs through the scene delegate.
• Consolidated into a single ReceiveSharingIntentPlugin Swift class (the Objective-C bridge is gone). SwiftReceiveSharingIntentPlugin remains as a backward-compatible type alias.

Android

• Migrated to Flutter's Built-in Kotlin: the plugin no longer applies the Kotlin Gradle Plugin (KGP) itself — Flutter's Gradle plugin applies kotlin-android automatically. This silences the upcoming KGP deprecation warning and keeps the plugin building on future Flutter versions.
• Upgraded Android Gradle Plugin to 9.2.1, Gradle to 9.4.1 and Kotlin to 2.4.0.
• Bumped compileSdk to 37, raised minSdk to 21 and migrated to the modern Kotlin compilerOptions DSL (JVM target 17).

Commits

• 3b5789d Update readme and changelog
• f3ab031 Remove apply plugin: "kotlin-android"
• fe38236 Remove alias activity from example app.
• 27940c6 Replace the deprecated SLComposeServiceViewController with custom UIViewContr...
• f3a78cf Migrate to SPM and add UIScene support
• 7a2705e Upgraded Android Gradle Plugin to 9.2.1
• 2cea396 Fix Inconsistent JVM-target compatibility (#333)
• c82cc15 Update README.md
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