codepush 0.2.2

Ship Dart fixes to installed Flutter apps without an app-store review. Signed patches, staged rollout, crash-safe rollback. Android needs no forked engine.

0.2.2

The device now records what the update check decided, not only what the boot loader did. Those are different things and only the second was ever written down: the check is where a patch is accepted or refused, and its one output was a debugPrint that does not reach a release build's console. So on a real device, "I published a patch and nothing changed" had no answer — the boot status kept correctly reporting the previous patch while the new one was being declined for an invisible reason.

0.2.1

The device status file now records which patch a launch acted on. The outcome alone could not answer the two questions actually asked of a device — "did my new patch land" and "did the rollback take" — because a before/after pair both report applied with the same replaced count.

0.2.0

Fixes the default patch contract, which named five packages the first app to use CodePush happened to depend on: go_router, intl, dio, shared_preferences and get. The compiler resolves every library a contract names, so any project without one of them failed an iOS release with "Couldn't resolve the package". They were also redundant — codepush release ios already adds every library the app links. The contract now lists framework libraries only.

0.1.0

First release.