buoy_console 0.3.1

Buoy console capture for Flutter — captures print, debugPrint, and uncaught errors in a Chrome-DevTools-style Console panel with level filters, streaming to Buoy Desktop.

0.3.1

• Crashes are now visible to Buoy Desktop and the MCP server. A crash used to take the sync bridge down with it, so the throttled snapshot never fired and the dashboard just showed a device that had stopped answering.
• Entries carry a fatal flag, and crash entries are tagged: [UNCAUGHT] for errors from PlatformDispatcher.onError and the guarded zone, [RENDER ERROR] for FlutterError.onError. The render tag is deliberately NOT marked fatal — Flutter fires it for a build error ErrorWidget then recovers from.
• Crash entries push to the dashboard immediately (bypassing the 200ms throttle); repeats of the same headline within 2s are still recorded, but only push once. Ordinary error entries also push, rate-limited to 150ms.
• Entries are spent against a 1.5MB snapshot budget with a per-entry wire cache, and sanitizeArgs now caps long strings — a single fat log could previously drop the whole console panel.
• Fixed: sanitizeArgs used an ==-keyed set for its cycle check, so the second of two equal-but-distinct maps was rendered as [Circular].

0.3.0

• Initial release of the Buoy console capture for Flutter.
• Captures print (via BuoyConsole.runZoned), debugPrint, FlutterError, and uncaught async errors — all chaining to existing handlers.
• 1:1 Chrome-DevTools-style Console panel: level filter chips (verbose/info/warning/error), text + /regex/ + -exclude search, repeat collapse, console.group nesting, Timeline / Grouped layouts, expandable object/array values, and stack traces on error/warn.
• Preserve-log persistence across reloads (off by default).
• Streams to Buoy Desktop / MCP via the console sync adapter (protocol v1), matching @buoy-gg/console.