vidsqueeze 0.1.0-dev.5

Native video compression for Flutter using Android Media3 and iOS AVFoundation, with progress streams, codec fallback, and MP4 output.

Changelog

0.1.0-dev.5

• Fixed Android builds when vidsqueeze is consumed from pub.dev by removing the published plugin dependency on the internal Gradle :compressor-core subproject.
• Android plugin builds now include the core source set directly and declare Media3 dependencies in the plugin module.

0.1.0-dev.4

• Hardened outputFileName validation across Dart, Android, and iOS so callers can only pass plain .mp4 file names, not path segments or traversal values.
• Added native output path containment checks before promoting compressed output.
• Fixed Android plugin cancellation lifecycle so a new compression task cannot start until the previous native task reaches a terminal callback.
• Replaced assert-only Dart request validation with runtime ArgumentError checks that remain active in release builds.
• Added regression tests for unsafe output file names and request validation.

0.1.0-dev.3

• Added Dartdoc comments for the public Dart API to improve pub.dev API reference coverage.

0.1.0-dev.2

• Clarified supported SDK and platform surface for pub.dev.
• Expanded README with production-style installation, usage, progress, cancellation, preset, and platform setup guidance.
• Added CompressionResolutionCap enum for resolution-cap selection.
• Marked generated Dart API documentation output as ignored.

0.1.0-dev.1

• Initial vidsqueeze Flutter plugin scaffolding
• Added Dart compression API contract
• Added Flutter method-channel and event-channel surface
• Added Android plugin bridge over existing android/compressor-core
• Added iOS plugin bridge over native AVAssetReader / AVAssetWriter engine
• Added contract alignment for Flutter, Android, and iOS bridge payloads
• Added Dart-side request validation
• Added Flutter example scaffold with end-to-end compression flow
• Added native iOS sample harness for direct engine validation
• Kept android/sample-app as internal Android validation harness