Initial public release of the Intercom Unity SDK - #1
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UPM package in UnityLibrary/ wrapping the native Intercom iOS and Android SDKs, resolved at build time by EDM4U. Sample/ is a standalone Unity project exercising the wrapper end to end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why?
Unity developers have had no public way to get the Intercom SDK, and builds were shared by hand as zip files. This publishes the Unity wrapper so it can be installed from npm, a git URL, or a GitHub release, starting at version 0.1.0.
How?
A Unity package wraps the native Intercom iOS and Android SDKs, which are pulled in at build time instead of shipped as binaries in the repo. A tag-triggered workflow checks, packs, and stages each release, and a sample Unity project exercises the SDK end to end.
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