flag_override_panel 0.2.0

A debug-only panel for viewing and overriding feature flags on-device during development and QA, independent of your remote flag provider.

0.2.0

• Overrides can be moved between devices. FlagManager.exportOverrides() returns them as JSON and importOverrides() applies a payload back, so a tester can paste their flag state into a bug report and whoever picks it up can reproduce it exactly.
• The panel gained a ⋮ menu wiring both to the clipboard. Paste opens prefilled from the clipboard, so the round trip is two taps.
• importOverrides replaces rather than merges, normalises loose encodings on the way in, and skips keys it cannot use — reporting them in FlagImportResult instead of failing the whole payload.
• Added FlagManager.overrideCount.

No breaking changes.

0.1.1

• Add screenshots and an animated demo to the README and to pub.dev. They are rendered from the example app by example/tool/capture_test.dart, so they stay in step with what the package actually draws.

No API changes.

0.1.0

Initial release.

• Flag definitions for bool, String (free text or a fixed option list), int and double.
• FlagManager resolves each flag from a local override, then your own flag provider, then the declared default. Overrides only apply when enabled is true, which defaults to kDebugMode.
• FlagOverridePanel and showFlagOverridePanel list every registered flag, grouped and filterable, with a per-flag editor, a per-flag reset and a reset all action.
• FlagScope, context.flagValue and FlagBuilder rebuild your UI as soon as a flag is overridden.
• Overrides persist through SharedPreferencesFlagOverrideStore, or any FlagOverrideStore you implement. MemoryFlagOverrideStore is provided for tests.