
In August 2025, Jhaven enhanced the stytchauth/stytch-ios repository by building a biometric registration lifecycle management system that tracks user authentication and marks biometric registrations for pending deletion, reducing orphaned data across sessions. Using Swift and Makefile, Jhaven refactored local deletion logic and applied platform-specific compilation to exclude biometric cleanup from unsupported targets, preventing crashes and irrelevant code paths. The work also included updating the CI environment to use an iOS simulator compatible with GitHub Actions, improving test reliability. These changes established clearer platform boundaries and laid the foundation for future server-side cleanup and API integration, demonstrating thoughtful engineering depth.

In Aug 2025, focused on improving biometric data integrity across user sessions and stabilizing CI test runs for the iOS SDK. Delivered cross-platform lifecycle management for biometric registrations, eliminated fragile remote deletion paths until API hooks are available, and aligned build/test environment with GitHub Actions, laying groundwork for server-side cleanup and future API integrations. These changes reduce orphaned data risk, improve cross-device consistency, and enhance developer productivity through clearer platform boundaries and reliable CI.
In Aug 2025, focused on improving biometric data integrity across user sessions and stabilizing CI test runs for the iOS SDK. Delivered cross-platform lifecycle management for biometric registrations, eliminated fragile remote deletion paths until API hooks are available, and aligned build/test environment with GitHub Actions, laying groundwork for server-side cleanup and future API integrations. These changes reduce orphaned data risk, improve cross-device consistency, and enhance developer productivity through clearer platform boundaries and reliable CI.
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