code_scout_dio 1.1.0

Dio interceptor for CodeScout. Automatically captures network requests, responses, and errors.

1.1.0

Added

• codeScoutRequestId names the call a response came from. It is on Response, DioException and RequestOptions. Pass it as requestId when you log something about the call, such as a body your model could not read, and CodeScout shows the log with the call: in the in-app panel, and on the dashboard, where request:<id> finds both.

  final response = await dio.get<Map<String, dynamic>>('/v2/cart');
  try {
    return Cart.fromJson(response.data!);
  } catch (e, st) {
    CodeScout.instance.e('Could not read GET /v2/cart',
        error: e, stackTrace: st, requestId: response.codeScoutRequestId);
    rethrow;
  }
  

  The requestId argument arrived in code_scout 1.6.0. A body that does not fit the type you asked for, such as a list from get<Map<String, dynamic>>, reaches you as a DioException whose codeScoutRequestId names the call too.

• codeScoutRequestIdKey, the key the interceptor keeps the id under in RequestOptions.extra.

Fixed

• A body that is not JSON no longer fails with an empty message. dio wraps the FormatException from its JSON transformer without a message of its own, so the call's error was recorded blank. It now reads FormatException, and any other error dio wraps that way is named by its type too. Only the type is kept, never the error's text. That text is not redacted, and it can quote the request: dart:io puts a header value it rejects into it, such as an Authorization token that ends in a newline, and the body it was sending when that body is longer than its Content-Length. Both would have got past RedactionBehavior.recommended().

1.0.4

Fixed

• The declared dio range was wrong. It claimed >=5.0.0, but the interceptor uses DioException and DioExceptionType, which do not exist before dio 5.2.0. Anyone on an earlier 5.x got seven compile errors on install. The lower bound is 5.2.0 now, found by bisecting: 5.1.2 fails and 5.2.0 passes.

Added

• An example showing the interceptor wired into an app.

1.0.3

Changed

• The name reads CodeScout, one word. The description published with 1.0.2 still said "Code Scout", because the rename landed after that version went out and pub.dev only takes a new listing with a new version.
• The readme says what the rest of CodeScout does. It used to end at the licence, so somebody who installed this for Dio capture had no way to learn that live device streaming, the database browser and the agent tools exist.

No code changed in this release.

1.0.2

Changed

• The declared minimum is now Flutter 3.38 (Dart 3.10), where it used to say Flutter 3.0. That old number was never true, so pub.dev advertised compatibility with releases that could not resolve the package. Nothing about the code changed.

1.0.1

• Fix: capture is wrapped defensively. A CodeScout failure can no longer fail the underlying request (previously a request made before CodeScout.init() surfaced as a DioException for a request that was never attempted). A null statusCode no longer throws in onResponse.

1.0.0

• Initial release.
• Dio interceptor that automatically captures network requests, responses, and errors for CodeScout.