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Create example integration for v6 components with sessions

@OscarSpruit OscarSpruit requested a review from a team as a code owner July 18, 2025 14:07
@OscarSpruit OscarSpruit added the Chore [PRs only] Indicates any task that does not need to be mentioned in the public release notes label Jul 18, 2025
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This pull request adds a new example to the application, showcasing the integration of 'v6' components with session-based payment flows. It involves creating dedicated UI components and view models for this new example, and seamlessly integrating them into the existing application's navigation. Additionally, the changes reflect an ongoing refactoring of the session model within the PaymentsRepository, with existing session integrations being updated to use a legacy session creation method, while the new v6 example leverages the updated session handling.

Highlights

  • New Example Integration: Introduced a new 'V6 Sessions' example to the application, demonstrating how to integrate v6 components with session management. This includes a new V6SessionsActivity and V6SessionsViewModel.
  • Session Model Transition: Initiated a transition in session handling by introducing a new SessionModel and updating the PaymentsRepository. Existing session examples now utilize a createSessionOld method, while the new V6 Sessions example uses the updated createSession method, which maps to the new SessionModel.
  • UI and Navigation Updates: Integrated the new 'V6 Sessions' example into the app's main menu and navigation flow, making it accessible via a new ComponentItem.Entry.V6Sessions and corresponding MainNavigation.V6Sessions route.
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This pull request introduces a new example for v6 components using sessions, including a new V6SessionsActivity and V6SessionsViewModel. The existing session creation logic has been refactored, moving the old implementation to a new createSessionOld method and updating existing session-based examples to use it.

The review identified areas for improvement related to code duplication, UI clarity, and correctness.

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✅ No public API changes

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