fire_pilot 1.0.5

Elite Firebase setup orchestrator for Flutter. Automates Node.js install, multi-account login, project creation, and SHA registration.

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.

1.0.5 - 2026-07-03

🚀 Firebase Force Update Fixes

• Corrected Force/Optional Update Logic: Modified the generated template to compare the local app version (retrieved via package_info_plus) against remote config version parameters (min_version and current_version).
• Dependency & Import Fixes: Restored package_info_plus automatic dependency addition and imports in the generated service template.
• Improved Dialog Triggering Rules:
  • If is_force_update is false, users on dangerously old versions (below min_version) are still forced to update.
  • If is_force_update is true, all users below current_version are forced to update.

1.0.4 - 2026-06-16

🚀 Firebase Force Update Enhancements

• Fully Remote Version Checks: Modified the firebase force-update code templates to fetch the current version from Remote Config (current_version_android / current_version_ios), making the entire update mechanism configurable from the cloud.
• Removed local dependencies: Removed package_info_plus dependency checks and import generation from the generator template.
• Duplicate Checking Safeguard: Added a static variable safeguard (_hasCheckedUpdate) inside the generated RemoteConfigService class template to prevent duplicate dialog popups when running within build methods.
• Documentation: Updated the README.md to cover setup instructions for the new Remote Config variables.

1.0.3 - 2026-06-15

🛠️ FlutterFire & Project Creation Fixes

• Enhanced Interactivity: Users are now prompted to choose which platforms (Windows, macOS) and features (Auth, FCM) to enable during setup, giving full control over the project footprint.
• Improved Dependency Management: Only core dependencies are added by default; optional features now add their own packages individually.
• Strict ID Enforcement: The tool now stops immediately if a project ID is already taken in the user's console or globally, preventing redundant or incorrect configurations.

🚀 Firebase Force Update

• Force Update Command: Added the firebase force-update command to automate setting up force and optional update dialogs. This automatically adds required dependencies (firebase_remote_config, package_info_plus, url_launcher), creates a RemoteConfigService wrapper, and generates premium customizable update dialogs.

1.0.2 - 2026-04-03

🛠️ Process Execution & Interactivity Fix

• Interactive Run: Switched the default run behavior to use inheritStdio. This fixes hangs during version checks and allows users to respond to interactive prompts (like flutterfire update checks) in real-time.
• Improved Tool Installation: Updated tool installation methods (npm, flutterfire) to use the interactive run, providing better visibility and manual error handling.

1.0.1 - 2026-03-28

🚀 Pub.dev Optimization & Documentation

• Update Documentation: Added library-level documentation and doc comments for all missing constructors and symbols.
• Improved Metadata: Shortened package description to optimal length (126 chars) for better search engine indexing.
• Added Example: Created a functional example/main.dart demonstrating programmatic usage of the Firebase orchestrator.
• Code Cleanup: Removed unused imports and refined internal service documentation.

1.0.0 - 2026-03-28

✨ Initial Release (Rebranded as FirePilot)

• Complete Rebranding: Project officially renamed from my_cli to FirePilot.
• Automatic Prerequisites: Added support for auto-installing Node.js via winget (Windows) and homebrew (macOS).
• Environment Injection: Implemented real-time PATH injection to allow tool usage without terminal restarts.
• Multi-Account Support: Added an interactive system to manage and switch between multiple Google accounts.
• Forced Re-auth: Optimized the "Add Account" flow to bypass sticky browser sessions using --reauth and session clearing.
• SHA-256 Support: Improved certificate extraction to handle both SHA-1 and SHA-256 for Android apps.
• Resilient Config: Added exponential backoff and retry logic for flutterfire configure to handle API propagation delays.
• Cross-Platform Audit: Verified 100% compatibility across Windows and macOS environments.
• Real-time Diagnostics: Switched critical steps to interactive mode for better error visibility (e.g., Quota limits).