amplify_auth_cognito_dart 0.10.1+1 amplify_auth_cognito_dart: ^0.10.1+1 copied to clipboard
A Dart-only implementation of the Amplify Auth plugin for Cognito.
0.10.1+1 #
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
0.10.0 #
0.9.0+3 #
Fixes #
- fix(repo): Flutter 3.3 support
- fix: convert AuthUserAttributeKey in updateUserAttributes
0.9.0+2 #
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
0.9.0 #
Breaking Changes #
- chore(auth)!: send Pinpoint Endpoint id to Cognito
- refactor(auth)!: Remove generic types (#2804)
Fixes #
- fix(auth): Always allow repeated
confirmSignIn
attempts - fix(auth): Client secret support
- fix(auth): Process sign-in events once
- fix(auth): User pool-only support
- fix(smithy): Add missing
@optionalAuth
traits
0.8.0 #
0.7.0 #
0.6.0+1 #
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
0.6.0 #
Breaking Changes #
- chore(auth)!: Change
AuthCodeDeliveryDetails.attributeKey
to be of typeAuthUserAttributeKey
- refactor(auth)!: Make attribute update step an enum
- refactor(auth)!: Make reset password step an enum
- refactor(auth)!: Make sign-in step an enum
- refactor(auth)!: Make sign-up step an enum
- refactor(auth)!: Remove category->plugin indirection for
getPlugin
- refactor(auth)!: State machine facade (#2482)
Fixes #
- fix(auth): Device tracking with alias
- fix(auth): Retry sign-in on
ResourceNotFoundException
for device tracking - fix(auth):
federateToIdentityPool
discrepancies
0.5.0 #
0.4.0 #
0.3.0 #
0.2.3 #
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
0.2.1 #
0.2.0 #
0.1.6 #
0.1.4 #
- fix: Regenerate workers
0.1.3 #
- fix: Bump
aws_common
dependency
0.1.2 #
0.1.1 #
- Fix package analysis issues
0.1.0 (2022-08-02) #
Initial developer preview release for all platforms.
Developer Preview #
The Amplify Flutter libraries are being rewritten in Dart. This version is part of our developer preview for all platforms and is not intended for production usage. Please follow our Web and Desktop support tickets to monitor the status of supported categories. We will be releasing Web and Desktop support for all Amplify categories incrementally.
For production use cases please use the latest, non-tagged versions of amplify-flutter packages from pub.dev
. They offer a stable, production-ready experience for Android and iOS.