dart_analysis_daemon 0.2.0

A root-scoped persistent Dart analysis session for incremental checks and full analysis gates.

0.2.0

• Make multi-root admission non-blocking: do not wait for an active analysis or a memory timeout before deciding whether a root can be evicted.

• Reject immediately when the pool has no eligible root, and add a short post-eviction cooldown so stale memory samples cannot evict several roots in one request sequence.

• Treat macOS warn pressure as advisory for shared-pool new-root admission; reserve that admission rejection for critical pressure or insufficient physical headroom, and share one cooldown between admission and background eviction.

• Keep macOS warn as a pressure signal for the global single-worker budget, while shared-pool admission and background reclamation use the same advisory warn rule and wait for critical or insufficient physical headroom.

• Isolate integration and idle-session tests from caller-provided multi-root environment variables.

• Protect the opt-in multi-root pool with bounded root admission and system memory checks. When the pool cannot safely admit a root, dana reports the reason and does not silently start a separate analyzer.

• Reclaim eligible idle non-primary roots under sustained memory pressure; active analysis is not interrupted, and this best-effort policy is not a hard memory limit.

• Keep the shared-pool registry synchronized after runtime eviction and report measured Windows worktree memory and latency comparisons in the README.

0.1.2

• Require pubspec.yaml within the workspace for IDE bridge reuse; .dart_tool, legacy package metadata and loose Dart files do not qualify.
• Keep parent .dart_tool package configurations out of project identity checks.

0.1.1

• Reuse the IDE analyzer only for detected Dart project roots, including monorepos with nested Dart packages.

0.1.0

• Resolve CLI file and folder arguments against the requested root before session, IDE bridge or shared-pool routing; use native Windows separators.

• Fix Windows test fixtures and cover stale endpoint recovery on Windows.

• Recover dead Windows endpoints when connection failure is reported through Win32 refusal or the short connection deadline; retain live-owner endpoints.

• Add README development checks and bilingual troubleshooting/removal steps.

• Resolve symlinks in the Dart executable recorded in session, pool and budget identities, so a symlinked SDK (for example FVM) and its target match.

• dana stop no longer refuses a session whose identity differs; shutdown is authenticated by the endpoint token.

• Multi-root pool: the pool registry now follows joins, leaves and LRU evictions, so a later project discovers the pool's real root set.

• Multi-root pool: memory-driven eviction waits (up to 10 s) for a removed root's memory to be released before deciding to evict another, instead of evicting every idle root on a stale sample.

• Retire the PowerShell/C# windows-job backend and native helper sidecars; select windows-ffi-job for Windows process-tree ownership.

• Add generated CLI help and release validation/publishing workflows.

• Added a root-scoped persistent analyzer session.

• Added dana check fast and full modes.

• Added automatic session startup, dana status, and dana stop.

• Added analyzer idle waiting and file fingerprint validation.

• Added SDK and project configuration identity validation for endpoints.

• Added concurrent session startup protection and atomic endpoint publication.

• Added Windows analyzer process-tree cleanup during shutdown.

• Added SessionClient with disk-backed checks and explicit overlays.

• Added integration coverage for reuse, overlays, errors, shutdown, and concurrent startup.

• Added authenticated IDE bridge discovery and reuse with --reuse-ide auto|never|require; the companion-free proxy implementation lives in analysis_server_proxy.

• Extended automatic session startup waiting to five minutes so slow analyzer plugin initialization does not cause a false 69 connection failure.