firebase_storage_watchos changelog

0.2.0 #

Breaking: works with firebase_storage 14.x, and needs it. The package now depends on firebase_core: ^5.0.0 (was ^4.0.0) and firebase_storage_platform_interface: ^6.0.8 (was ^6.0.3), the first version of the platform interface for firebase_core 5.x. An app that stays on firebase_storage 13.x keeps 0.1.1.
The watch still links the Firebase Apple SDK 11.x through watchos/Package.swift. The newer SDK that firebase_storage 14.x uses on iOS and macOS does not apply to it.
The platform interface's one change in 6.0.9, an error snapshot of a method-channel task that keeps the metadata of the snapshot before it, is in code this package does not use. A watchOS task snapshot carries metadata only when an upload succeeds, as before.
firebase_storage 14.0.1 keeps the custom metadata of a data URL upload. putString passes the metadata it is given to the native upload, and a new test checks that the custom metadata arrives.
README: the install snippet names firebase_core: ^5.1.0, firebase_storage: ^14.0.1 and this version.
Example: pubspec.yaml names firebase_storage: ^14.0.1 and firebase_core: ^5.1.0. No native code changed, and the example was not rebuilt on the Simulator for this version.

Released with flutter-watchos 0.1.0. The code is the same as in the last published build.
The watchOS implementation of firebase_storage: a dart:ffi bridge over the Firebase Apple SDK (FirebaseStorage) implementing references (delete, download URLs, metadata, list and listAll), data transfer (getData, putData, putString, putFile, writeToFile) with native task progress (snapshot events, pause, resume and cancel), and instance configuration (emulator, retry times).
Scaffolded with flutter-watchos plugin port, then finished by hand.
Links the Firebase Apple SDK through the CLI's support for external SwiftPM dependencies.
Checked on the watchOS 27.0 Simulator: the example builds and starts, and the host unit tests pass. Not yet run on a physical Apple Watch.