Add Android and iOS Session Replay Wireframes (Beta) documentation - #215
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Adds a self-contained "Wireframes (Beta)" section to each of the four mobile Session Replay SDK pages (Android, Swift, Flutter, React Native), following the existing convention that each SDK page stands on its own rather than linking out to a shared concept page. Each section covers: - Enabling capture via `wireframesOptions`, with the options table - How the four masking layers apply to wireframe text - Declaring text for an element, and redacting by pattern - Verifying output with `debugOptions.wireframeEmitter` and the per-element `maskDecision` - Risks to mitigate, with the mitigation for each Written in each platform's own API vocabulary, and each carries its own known gap: transparent composables on Compose, no scraped text on SwiftUI, and legacy-architecture `<Text>` on React Native. No version callouts yet — the SDK minors carrying wireframes are not cut, so those need adding at release time along with a changelog entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge with no actionable new issues identified. The platform-specific documentation consistently explains wireframe configuration, masking precedence, validation, and privacy limitations; no blocking failure remains.
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| docs/tracking-methods/sdks/android/android-replay.mdx | Adds Android wireframe setup, masking, validation, and privacy-risk guidance. |
| docs/tracking-methods/sdks/swift/swift-replay.mdx | Adds equivalent Swift guidance, including SwiftUI’s lack of scraped text. |
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Summary
Adds a self-contained Wireframes (Beta) section to the Android and iOS Session Replay SDK pages, following the existing convention that each SDK page stands on its own rather than linking to a shared concept page.
Flutter and React Native documentation has been split into draft PR #237 until those SDK releases are ready.
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Each platform section covers:
wireframesOptions, with the options tabledebugOptions.wireframeEmitterand the per-elementmaskDecisionThe documentation uses each platform’s API vocabulary and notes the known platform gaps: transparent composables on Compose and no scraped text on SwiftUI.
Version callouts can be added alongside the Android and iOS SDK releases.