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New Maps SDK renderer compatibility #2888
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I think a better question would be if it's really required to use the new renderer once it's rolled out. It says "An upgraded map renderer is available as of version 18.0.0 of the Maps SDK for Android". Does this mean that the new renderer only applies when using |
I have the same question. Will this plugin have a new release to use com.google.android.gms:play-services-maps:18.0.0 soon? Or any option to set using com.google.android.gms:play-services-maps:18.0.0? |
There is an additional message from Google which enforces the previous concerns regarding the compatibility risk: Once the new renderer becomes the default, your apps will use the new renderer whether or not they were built against Maps SDK for Android version 18.0.x. |
I just forked this Plugin because i guess no more work is done here... See how easy it is to use the new renderer: https://github.com/EinfachHans/cordova-plugin-googlemaps/commit/71d8d45286a451270518847f95a25e74ee7fa382 |
@EinfachHans great job! It works like a charm, my app seems to be using the latest renderer with no problems so far |
@EinfachHans Is your fork working with Android 10? Specifically this issue here: |
@uhmarc i target sdk 30 so yes |
Thanks, will be using it! :) |
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Google has issued a warning that a new renderer will start to roll out next year:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android-sdk/renderer
Here is some info received by email from Google:
"This Maps SDK update features a new map renderer, which will become the default renderer for Android devices* through a progressive rollout, starting in March 2022 at the earliest.
Update to the new SDK (version 18.0.0) now to test and deploy the new SDK and renderer with your apps before the new renderer becomes the default for Android devices*.
To anticipate and avoid issues with your apps we advise you to:
What is to be done? Will the new renderer break everything, or how should we proceed to ensure a smooth transition?
It looks like there are just a few updates required (see link above).
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