native_prebuilt 0.3.2

Reusable infrastructure for Dart packages that ship prebuilt native libraries from GitHub or GitLab releases. Provides build-hook integration, manifest generation, download/verify/cache pipelines, and [...]

Changelog

0.3.2

• Honor the hook's requested static or dynamic link mode when resolving manifests.
• Fall back to source builds when a requested static payload has no matching prebuilt.

0.3.1

• Add native_prebuilt init to scaffold a manifest from package metadata.
• Expose target, library, directory, source, hook, and custom option values to Liquid recipes.
• Add manifest-level shared variables.* values with recursive Liquid expansion.
• Treat dynamic artifact payloads as the default in declarative manifests.
• Select the effective payload/link mode from target artifact declarations.

0.3.0

• Add native_prebuilt.lock.yaml support and automatic lock overlay detection.
• Allow manifest updates to emit lock YAML in addition to Dart manifests.
• Update TDLib to consume the checked-in lock file instead of a generated g.dart manifest.

0.2.1

• Resolve built libraries from nested platform output directories when generating manifests.
• Keep flat built-library layouts working for backward compatibility.

0.2.0

• Add hook/build.dart fallback for packages without declarative recipes.
• Standardize hook fallback output using the manifest artifact payload when available.
• Improve CLI errors when neither native_prebuilt.yaml nor hook/build.dart exist.

0.0.13

• Generate platform-filtered GitHub prebuilt.yml from manifest artifact labels.
• Stop publishing the generated manifest file as a GitHub release asset.

0.0.12

• Stop publishing the generated manifest file as a GitHub release asset.

0.0.11

• Generate package-specific workflow filenames, manifest outputs, and tag prefixes.
• Add generated publish.yml scaffolds for pub.dev release publishing.
• Refresh the README and CLI skill docs for the new workflow layout.

0.0.10

• Publish GitLab release assets from the generated GitLab pipeline.
• Upload release archives to the GitLab generic package registry and link them from the release.
• Generate manifest updates with a dedicated release-assets directory for both GitHub and GitLab workflows.

0.0.9

• Generate and upload release asset archives alongside the manifest.
• Publish the repo-level GitHub release assets from the generated workflow.
• Allow manifest update to write release archives into a dedicated directory.

0.0.8

• Make the generated prebuilt.yml download and merge all desktop built libraries before manifest generation.
• Keep the repo-level workflow aligned with the reusable templates.
• Continue using manifest-driven GitLab scaffolds and visible built-library staging.

0.0.7

• Make workflow scaffolds manifest-driven for GitLab.
• Stage built libraries into built-library/ before manifest generation.
• Allow workflow init to filter selected platforms while defaulting to the manifest artifact set.
• Update reusable update-manifest workflow inputs to accept a built-library directory.

0.0.6

• Add scaffolded GitLab build templates for macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.
• Keep GitLab multi-platform jobs opt-in while Linux remains the default validation path.
• Preserve manifest-before-release generation from built libraries.

0.0.5

• Generate GitLab manifest updates from built libraries before the release job runs.
• Package built native libraries locally during manifest generation.
• Keep GitLab release/update jobs tag-scoped so branch pipelines stay green.

0.0.4

• Fix GitLab CI templates to upload the native asset output directory instead of a missing build/ folder.
• Keep GitLab release/update jobs tag-scoped so branch pipelines stay green.

0.0.3

• Fix GitLab CI templates to use a valid Dart Docker-based workflow.
• Use dart test for CI validation instead of calling hook/build.dart directly.

0.0.2

• Add GitLab release-source support.
• Generate GitLab CI templates from the CLI.
• Improve release-source abstraction and downloader handling.

0.0.1

• Initial alpha release.
• Build-hook integration for prebuilt native assets.
• Manifest generation, download/cache/install, validation, and CLI tooling.
• Example package and reusable workflow templates.
• GitHub and GitLab release-source support.