dio_refresh 1.2.0

A flutter package for intercepting requests and automatically fetching refresh tokens on API failures

1.2.0

• Breaking: Removed time-based refresh throttling and the throttleDuration option added in 1.1.0. Upgrade by deleting any throttleDuration argument from your setup.
• Refresh is serialized with an in-flight Future (_refreshFuture): the first failure starts onRefresh; any other concurrent onError handlers await that same future instead of starting another refresh.
• Outgoing requests wait their turn: onRequest awaits _refreshFuture before applying authHeader, so new calls do not attach a stale token while a refresh is still running.
• After the shared refresh completes, _refreshFuture is cleared so a later auth failure can start a new refresh cycle.

1.1.0

• Fixed onRefresh being called multiple times simultaneously, resulting in future API failure
• Added configurable throttleDuration to control token refresh throttling window (default: 800ms)

1.0.8

• Fixed Bad state: handler already called error when token refresh fails — handler was being called twice due to fall-through after the synchronized block

1.0.7

• Added support for providing an OnRefreshFailedCallback to handle refresh failures

1.0.6

• Fix: Refresh is now triggered when either the server requests it (shouldRefresh) or the token is locally expired. Previously both conditions were required, causing refresh to be skipped in revoked-token scenarios

1.0.5

• Added retry interceptors

1.0.4

• Fixed form data being submitted twice error on request retry
• Added custom token validation callback

1.0.3

• Fixed error handling for isRefreshing deadlock
• Fixed onRefresh being called multiple times simultaneously

1.0.2

• Fixed refresh being called even if token is null
• Fixed isRefreshing deadlock, causing APIs to never resolve

1.0.1

• Fixed changelog

1.0.0

• Fixed bulk API call handling to prevent failures.

0.0.1

• Initial release.