ff_flutter_client_sdk 1.0.10
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Feature Flag Management platform from Harness. Flutter SDK can be used to integrate with the platform in your Flutter applications.
1.0.10 #
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.20 - this release fixes excessive network calls when calling flag evaluation functions
Known issues:
- If internet connectivity is lost and regained, it can take up to 10 seconds for the SSE_RESUME event to fire and for latest evaluations to be reloaded into cache
- SDK Client does not retry if initialization fails. To remediate in the short term, client init may be wrapped in an application's own retry logic.
1.0.9 #
Changes:
- Adds new event SSE_RESUME event which fires if the application loses and regains internet. When fired this event does two things:
- Internally reloads all applications into cache.
- Applications can listen to this event to ensure event listeners don't miss any streamed events during periods of downtime. E.g. call a variation function to get latest evaluation result.
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.19
Known issues:
- If internet connectivity is lost and regained, it can take up to 10 seconds for the SSE_RESUME event to fire and for latest evaluations to be reloaded into cache
- SDK Client does not retry if initialization fails. To remediate in the short term, client init may be wrapped in an application's own retry logic.
1.0.8 #
Fixes:
- Applications no longer crash due to API related exceptions caused by e.g. having no internet connectivity / bad API key etc.
- Streaming now resumes if internet connectivity is lost
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.18
Known issues:
- If internet connectivity is lost and a change in flag state has occurred during that period, you must disconnect and reconnect to the internet to cache latest changes. Any events streamed after losing connectivity are correctly cached.
- Streaming now resumes if internet connectivity is lost
1.0.7f #
Fixes:
- Applications no longer crash due to API related exceptions caused by e.g. having no internet connectivity / bad API key etc.
- Streaming now resumes if internet connectivity is lost
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.18
Known issues:
- If internet connectivity is lost and a change in flag state has occurred during that period, you must disconnect and reconnect to the internet to cache latest changes. Any events streamed after losing connectivity are correctly cached.
- SDK Client does not retry if initialization fails. To remediate in the short term, client init may be wrapped in an application's own retry logic.
1.0.6 #
Changes:
- Update README instructions with the current version of the SDK to use
1.0.5 #
Fixes:
- Applications no longer crash due to API related exceptions caused by e.g. having no internet connectivity / bad API key etc. The exception message will be returned to the application via the Client initialization auth callback.
Changes:
- Changed minimum Android API version to 19
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.17
1.0.4 #
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.10.
- Wrapped iOS SDK version updated to 1.0.3.
1.0.3 #
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.9.
1.0.2 #
Changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.4.
- Wrapped iOS SDK version updated to 1.0.2.
1.0.1 #
Added support for FF metrics.
1.0.0 #
This release introduces the latest changes and fixes for Android and iOS platforms. Flutter SDK now targets FF production servers.
New changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 1.0.1.
- Wrapped iOS SDK version updated to 1.0.1.
0.0.2 #
This release introduces the latest changes and fixes for Android and iOS platforms.
New changes:
- Wrapped Android SDK version updated to 0.0.5
- Wrapped iOS SDK version updated to 0.0.6.
0.0.1 #
This is first pubic release of Feature Flags client Flutter client SDK.
New changes:
- Support for initialization and configuration of SDK client
- Feature flag evaluations
- Option to observe for changes of feature flags.