[DX-2665] feat: ability to target android/ios and run the sdk in the unity mac editor #170
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Summary
In the past, setting the build target to Android or iOS on the Mac Unity Editor would prevent the Unity SDK from running because the web view was not supported. With this update, the SDK now uses the macOS WebView instead if the target is Android or iOS and the Unity Editor is on Mac.
Customer Impact
Customers can save development time by targeting Android or iOS and running the SDK on the Mac Unity Editor. However, it's important to note that native Android and iOS WebViews cannot run in the editor, so the macOS WebView is used instead. Therefore, we highly recommend testing the game on an actual device or emulator to ensure it functions properly.
Other things to consider: