flutter_cockpit 3.0.13

Flutter semantic automation, observation, capture, and recording bridge for Cockpit E2E tests.

Changelog

3.0.13

• Added semantics-independent mounted Element and RenderObject tree capture with minimal, standard, and full profiles. Full trees include bounded Widget/Element/State/Render diagnostics and are exposed through verified artifacts instead of oversized inline responses.
• Preserved direct Widget text below ExcludeSemantics, normalized common key spellings, and hardened lazy/nested scrolling by observing layout after direct position jumps.
• Wait for both an idle scheduler phase and any scheduled frame before completing actions, preventing hidden desktop frames from exposing stale UI.

3.0.12

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge release with Cockpit's daemon concurrency, capability startup, and development-session reconnect corrections; public bridge contracts are unchanged.

3.0.11

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge with Cockpit's latest-release updater correction; bridge behavior is unchanged.

3.0.10

• Captured Android and iOS through the system screen first so permissions and operating-system dialogs remain visible, while desktop and web keep the lower-latency Flutter capture path as their default.
• Advanced a bounded Flutter frame timeline for hidden desktop and web surfaces that cannot receive normal vsync, allowing actions, routes, and animations to commit before Cockpit observes their result.

3.0.9

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge with Cockpit's Supervisor-restart recovery; bridge behavior is unchanged.

3.0.8

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge with Cockpit's downgrade-safe updater; bridge behavior is unchanged.

3.0.7

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge with the Cockpit 3.0.7 updater repair; bridge behavior is unchanged.

3.0.6

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge with the Cockpit 3.0.6 runtime identity recovery patch release; bridge behavior is unchanged.

3.0.5

• Rejected macOS logical viewport sizes that cannot fit the active display immediately with viewportExceedsScreen and an exact maximum-size alternative, instead of waiting for an impossible resize to settle.
• Preserved exact native window resizing for dimensions that fit the display.

3.0.4

• Preserved real Enter key delivery for focused multiline inputs so app-level Flutter shortcuts run, while single-line fields still receive their declared IME submit, search, navigation, or completion action.
• Resolved the focused EditableText through its actual focus-node ancestry instead of silently treating non-default input actions as done.

3.0.3

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge patch release with Cockpit 3.0.3 and the matching protocol package while preserving the validated runtime behavior.

3.0.2

• Routed Enter on a focused Flutter text field through its real IME action so submit, next, search, send, and related application callbacks execute correctly during Cockpit control.
• Settled key actions against observable route and semantic state before reporting whether the UI changed, avoiding stale success projections.
• Tightened recording wire values and required recording request fields so malformed client input fails explicitly instead of selecting aliases or implicit names.

3.0.1

• Aligned iOS and macOS plugin packaging with Flutter's dual-distribution guidance by keeping current CocoaPods podspecs and adding the required FlutterFramework dependencies to both SwiftPM packages.
• Exposed Flutter semantics through the native macOS accessibility tree for black-box locators without changing production application entrypoints.
• Hardened nested and lazy scrolling with bidirectional search, deterministic alignment and offsets, and full visibility through every scroll ancestor.
• Reduced routine semantic snapshots and visible-target probes so live UI inspection stays accurate and token-efficient on large trees.

3.0.0

• Added fast exact semantic discovery with conjunctive multi-condition locators, actionable-target filtering, and duplicate descendant suppression.
• Added nested scroll-container search with forward and reverse probing, start/center/end alignment, signed offsets, and full ancestor viewport visibility checks.
• Added native viewport resizing across desktop plugin platforms and remote bridge reporting for deterministic responsive verification.
• Added bounded HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket observation with masked credentials, explicit raw body artifacts, binary-safe metadata, and truthful unfinished response state.
• Changed default tap fallback so passive text cannot report a false success; explicit gesture activation remains available for deliberate pointer input.
• Removed the 2.x bridge compatibility surface and adopted the 3.0 protocol contracts directly.

2.2.1

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge patch release with Cockpit 2.2.1; Flutter runtime behavior remains compatible with 2.2.0.
• Redacted captured network credentials by default while preserving useful authentication structure, with an explicit development-only raw capture configuration for local diagnosis.

2.2.0

• Updated the Android plugin to the modern Gradle plugins DSL while preserving Kotlin 17 compilation and the full cross-platform Flutter bridge contract.
• Clarified the Flutter-first development path and its structured runtime, widget, route, log, error, network, reload, capture, and command capabilities.

2.1.0

• Synchronized the Flutter bridge release with Cockpit 2.1.0 and its cockpit_protocol 2.1 contract baseline.

2.0.1

• Added the Cockpit logo to the published package documentation.

2.0.0

• Integrated the Flutter semantic bridge with the workspace-scoped 2.0 target, case, suite, checkpoint, and artifact runtime.
• Kept Flutter semantic execution as one driver behind the shared 2.0 case and suite runtime while native black-box targets execute independently in the host package.
• Added bridge-native copy, erase, and paste editing actions while allowing the host runner to switch individual Flutter case steps to a secondary system driver for native, visual, coordinate, and mixed-stack interaction.
• Migrated all shared runtime, control, evidence, and bridge models to the platform-neutral cockpit_protocol package.
• Removed the flutter_cockpit_protocol dependency and established the 2.0 package baseline without a compatibility forwarding layer.

1.1.4

• Added automatic route tracking for plain and nested Navigator stacks and Router-based libraries, including go_router, while keeping all integration inside the standalone cockpit/ development shell.
• Added platform-aware screenshot routing with native/app fallback and truthful source metadata when the preferred system capture path is unavailable.
• Hardened native screenshot and recording lifecycles across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows, including Android surface capture and bounded video dimensions.
• Documented and verified dual CocoaPods and Swift Package Manager support for iOS and macOS from the same native sources and privacy manifests.
• Kept Cockpit packages and imports out of the production app dependency graph by moving the complete development integration into a standalone shell.

1.1.3

• Re-exported shared AI control, evidence, recording, and runtime protocol models from the pure Dart flutter_cockpit_protocol package so host tooling can run without a Flutter SDK dependency.

1.1.0

• Added shared Flutter launch configuration support for --dart-define, --dart-define-from-file, extra Flutter arguments, and process-scoped environment values across CLI, MCP, development sessions, remote sessions, workflow scripts, and platform launchers.
• Added centralized internal remote-control dart define generation so cockpit-owned launch flags stay consistent across platforms and cannot be accidentally overridden by user-provided raw Flutter arguments.
• Improved AI-first runtime evidence flows through app, native, system, host, and recording planes while preserving low-intrusion cockpit/ entrypoint integration.
• Improved task and recording artifact traceability with step-attached screenshots, recording evidence metadata, and chronological artifact naming.

1.0.0

• Initial public release of the in-app runtime layer for flutter_cockpit
• Added low-intrusion root bootstrap and Flutter-native target discovery
• Added in-app control, gesture, wait/assert, capture, and recording primitives
• Added native acceptance capture and recording across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux, with capability-truthful web rejection
• Added rich runtime snapshots, network observation, and runtime event observation
• Added remote session server, a WebSocket bridge client for web, and shared bundle/domain models
• Added sortable, readable artifact naming helpers for screenshots, diagnostics, and task-run bundles
• Added waitFor absent mode (parameters.absent: true) so flows can wait for spinners, dialogs, or routes to disappear
• Added dismissKeyboard command and focus-state snapshots (snapshot.focus) reporting the focused widget and whether text input is active
• Added direct activation for Radio/RadioListTile and the real tristate Checkbox cycle, with occlusion-safe multi-touch validation and pointer-cancel cleanup
• Added release-build semantics resolution through the live SemanticsOwner tree so the semantic plane stays truthful outside debug builds
• Defaulted CockpitInteractionPolicy.hitTestMissPolicy to fail so taps that miss their target surface as errors instead of silently passing as no-ops
• Fixed screenshot-only acceptance bundles so video evidence gates are satisfied when recording was not requested, while real recording failures still surface explicitly
• Guarded Android window PixelCopy capture behind API 26 so older devices report captureUnavailable instead of crashing