refresh_interceptor 0.4.0

Reusable Dio interceptor for attaching access tokens, refreshing them once, and retrying failed requests.

0.4.0

• Added complete Dart API documentation for public classes, callbacks, configuration fields, and lifecycle methods.
• Added a standalone API reference with setup, behavior, and failure semantics.

0.3.0

• Removed TokenStore and TokenStoreAdapter; token storage methods are now passed directly to RefreshInterceptor.

0.2.3

• Replaced the in-memory example adapter with a runnable Dart HTTP server that mirrors the Session API login, refresh, profile, and auth-error responses.
• Added example scenarios for concurrent single-flight refresh and permanent session expiry.

0.2.2

• Stopped missing-token request rejection from emitting session expiry by default; added expireSessionOnMissingToken for opt-in legacy behavior.

0.2.1

• Treated refresh-endpoint authentication rejections as permanent session expiry instead of transient refresh failures.
• Added regression coverage for a refresh request returning 401.
• Added singleton RefreshInit for initializing an app-provided session-expired widget before dependency injection.

0.2.0

• Kept tokens and session state intact when refresh fails because of a transient exception, such as a network or storage error.
• Prevented stale refresh operations from overwriting a reset login session.
• Prevented excluded requests from triggering refresh or session expiry.
• Guarded predicates and error callbacks so callback failures cannot strand Dio interceptor handlers.
• Protected newer stored tokens from session expiry caused by an older retry.
• Added regression coverage for refresh failures, public routes, session replacement, and callback errors.

0.1.0

• Initial release with token injection, single-flight refresh, request retry, refresh-token rotation, and session-expiry handling.
• Simplified setup with RefreshInterceptor.attachTo and attachToAll.
• Added shared refresh state across multiple Dio clients.
• Added TokenStoreAdapter for existing storage method tear-offs.
• Added automatic new-session detection and safe duplicate attachment.
• Preserved non-auth errors returned by retried requests.