devrev_sdk_flutter 2.2.3

DevRev SDK, used for integrating DevRev services into your Flutter app.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

2.2.3 - 2025-12-18

Added

• Introduced a capture error API so apps can report runtime errors through the SDK.

Changed

• Improved rage tap detection to avoid misclassifying double taps as rage taps.
• [Android] Optimized session recording and network request handling to reduce overhead during active sessions.

Fixed

• [iOS] Corrected timer response rounding to return accurate durations.
• [Android] Fixed incorrect engagement time calculation in crash scenarios.
• [Android] Fixed ANRs occurring during SDK initialization.

2.2.2 - 2025-11-26

Added

• [Android] Support for session capturing on Android 16 devices.
• Support for tracking hybrid platforms and their versions.
• [iOS] Added automatic restoration of sessions lost when the app is killed.

Changed

• Improved masking behavior on RecyclerView scrolls.
• Improved session upload reliability and stability.
• Optimized network bandwidth usage.
• [iOS] Improved crash log parsing and formatting for clearer diagnostics.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue in the logout flow.

2.2.1 - 2025-10-17

Added

• Added the ability to pause and resume user interaction event tracking, offering more security on the confidential screens.
• Added sendException method to track handled exceptions.

Changed

• Improved performance and modularity by decoupling the screen recording functionality from the main tracking flow.

Fixed

• [Android] Resolved potential out of memory crashes.
• [iOS] Corrected incorrect or missing device model names on certain iPhone versions.
• [iOS] Fixed visual distortion issues when zooming inside web view.

2.2.0 - 2025-09-16

Note: This initial release is aligned with version 2.2.0 of all supported DevRev SDK platforms to maintain consistency across the ecosystem.

Added

• Identification of users as anonymous, unverified, or verified user.
• In-app support chat for users, including push notification support and the ability to create new conversations.
• Controlling modal behavior when links are opened from within the chat.
• Tracking custom user events and actions with rich event properties.
• Gaining session-level behavior with features like timers and screen tracking.