geolocator_watchos 0.1.1

watchOS implementation of the geolocator plugin, providing position and permission handling from CoreLocation (CLLocationManager) via dart:ffi.

0.1.1

• README: the install snippet names geolocator: ^14.1.1 and this version. It named ^0.0.1, which does not admit 0.1.x.
• pubspec.yaml: repository points at this package's folder in the plugins repo.
• Comments now say what keeps the FFI exports in the app: the CLI force-loads the plugin archive, each export is used with default visibility, and the CLI keeps global symbols through the App Store strip. ffiSymbols lists the exports.
• README: a "Not supported on watchOS" table; PORTING_REPORT: an "Interface coverage" list of every member of geolocator_platform_interface 4.4.0, audited by hand.
• Dartdoc on every public member, and public_member_api_docs is on in analysis_options.yaml.
• Example: pubspec.yaml names geolocator: ^14.1.1 instead of any.

0.1.0

First release beyond the generated scaffold.

Breaking

• pollInterval is gone, replaced by permissionTimeout (default 2 minutes), which bounds the wait for the system permission prompt rather than setting a polling rate.
• Minimum Dart SDK is now 3.1.0, where NativeCallable.listener landed.

Changed

• getPositionStream, getCurrentPosition and requestPermission are all pushed from CoreLocation delegate callbacks. No polling remains.
• Added a locationManagerDidChangeAuthorization: delegate method: the answer to a permission prompt arrives there and nowhere else, so waiting on it is the only way to observe it without polling.
• didFailWithError now wakes a waiter, which re-checks rather than sitting until its deadline.

Fixed

• The three callers that can wait concurrently — a position stream, a pending getCurrentPosition, a pending requestPermission — now share one native callback. The native side holds a single callback pointer, so registering per caller let whichever finished first silence the others.
• The shared NativeCallable is now reused across listen/cancel cycles instead of being discarded when the last waiter left. A NativeCallable is only reclaimed by close(), which is exactly what cannot be called while native might be between reading the pointer and calling it — so the old code leaked one trampoline per cycle for the life of the app. Only the pointer is unregistered now.

0.0.1

• Initial watchOS FFI scaffold generated by flutter-watchos plugin port from geolocator_apple.