Performance Improvement | Documentation Update #54
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- I changed transactionChargeType as a String to an enum. It will be easier for someone who is not familiar with the type of transaction charge type, to be able to use it without confusion. - I also noticed that the previous Contribution guidelines link is preventing everyone from accessing it. So I changed it to the Contribution guidelines available.
- I changed the way we input the payment option. As it is inputted into a list, it converts to a String as before. It is just easier for devs. - I added assertions to cross-check that both paymentOptions and paymentOptionsList are not non-null.
Upgrade the Example Compile SDK Version to 33 and changed the GradleException to FileNotFoundException as it is not used again.
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I made few changes that makes development relatively easy. The following: