localpocket 0.3.3

Local-first SQLite database for Dart and Flutter with offline-first storage and eventually-consistent PocketBase synchronization.

0.3.3

• Fixed: the typed open handshake on web ignored OpenRequest.storePolicies, so a store whose conflictPolicy departed from the default could not be opened at all — the worker compiled the plain wire schema (default policy, no field overrides) and that manifest fingerprint can never match the page's full definition. The envelope is now attached before the worker registers or fingerprints a schema, so the registered policy is the one the page declared (missingRemote, per-field resolvers and hooks included) instead of a silently downgraded default. The fingerprint check stays strict; it simply has matching input now.

0.3.2

• Native opens now default to durable attachment storage. With no blobStore, LocalPocket.open installs the content-addressed NativeBlobStore rooted beside the database file (<database file name>.blobs, so two databases in one directory never share bytes): files.attach works without importing anything from src/, and the bytes survive close → reopen. A caller-supplied blobStore still wins (and the default root is not even created), and an in-memory database (:memory:) keeps failing typed without an explicit store.
• NativeBlobStore is exported from the package barrel, so apps that want a non-default root (one directory per tenant, say) no longer need an implementation_imports ignore pinned to an internal path. The export is conditional — a web build still never pulls dart:io.
• NativeBlobStore can be passed on every platform without a conditional import: a web open drops it and keeps the worker's own OPFS store (durable either way — only a native filesystem root has no meaning in a browser). Any OTHER supplied store still fails the web open typed, because ignoring it would change a guarantee (a MemoryBlobStore would silently become durable).
• README: the native storage seam now names the concrete store per platform instead of deferring to "a persistent BlobStore".

0.3.1

• Fixed: a field promoted out of extra could never be cleared. The migration now removes the promoted key from the blob and every write re-encodes extra, so a stale copy can no longer resurrect the old value after patch(field, null) (the read path's NULL-column fallback used to serve it, and the next read-modify-write re-committed it).
• README: attachment deduplication is documented as byte-keyed identity — re-attaching identical bytes to the same record/field returns the stored reference and ignores the new name/group, and field is the scope that keeps two byte-identical files distinct.

0.3.0

• Declaring a field that already lived in extra no longer loses the value: migrations backfill the new column and a NULL column no longer masks it.
• Record ids now accept every shape PocketBase accepts ([A-Za-z0-9_]{15}).
• keepUnsyncedArchives defaults to true: archiving a never-synced record no longer hard-deletes it.
• Quarantined remote records are visible in SyncReport.quarantined and SyncStatus.quarantineError instead of a silently "successful" pull.
• jsonList rejects element types JSON cannot decode at declaration time.
• Added db.wipe(): drops all local rows, sync bookkeeping, cursors and blob bytes, keeps the database identity, and re-pulls on the next cycle.
• Added FileRef.name / FileRef.group, files.attach(group:), files.list(group:), and Writes.fromJson(store, doc).
• Added a default PocketBase sync backend on native, so attachPocketBaseSync(...).start() works without importing the adapter.
• README: watch-limit performance warning, toJson() versus the pushed payload, pulled semantics, attachment name/group semantics, quarantine visibility, and db.wipe().

0.2.0

• major refactors, prepearing for release

0.1.1

• Using sqlite3 instead of sqflite
• Added dedicated-worker web support with OPFS/IndexedDB storage, compiled query plans, browser smoke coverage, FTS5, files, field encryption, and conflicts bridges.
• Added unified release validation through tool/release.dart.
• Documented current web limits: TRUNCATE journaling, SQLCipher exclusion, single-tab sync, unsupported dedicated-worker :memory: mode, and the distinction between Playwright WebKit and real Safari.

0.1.0

• Initial release of localpocket.