Release notes

All notable changes, improvements, and fixes for the DevRev SDK for Flutter are documented here. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

2.3.4

Fixed

• [Android] Fixed the fractional masking delay during navigation.

2.3.3

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where Ktor classes were getting stripped due to ProGuard rules.
• Fixed an issue related to blank user identifier in identification calls.
• Added a fix for masking stability during scrolls.
• Fixed an issue related to garbage characters in custom events.
• [iOS] Fixed an issue with empty crash types.
• [iOS] Fixed an issue with push notifications not being delivered in sandbox environments.

2.3.2

Changed

• [iOS] Reduced memory and CPU usage during paused screen recording.

Fixed

• [iOS] Fixed crashes and memory leaks during screen recording.
• [Android] Fixed VerifyError crash.

2.3.1

Changed

• Broader stability improvements (recording, sessions, masking, memory).
• [iOS] Screen recording uses less memory and stays idle when paused.

Fixed

• [Android] Fixed fractional masking delay during rapid screen transitions and fast scrolling.
• [Android] Corrected engagement time for sessions still uploading.
• Improved rare Android long startup time and configuration issues.

2.3.0

Added

• Feature configuration for screen capture, auto-start recording, Plug chat theme, and remote config (fresh vs cached/lazy fetch).

Changed

• Improved the frame-capture-disabled session replay experience.
• [iOS] Session upload enforces a minimum visit duration before uploading.

Fixed

• Fixed a few memory leaks and crashes.
• [Android] Fixed device-specific distorted session replays.

2.2.5

Added

• [Android] Added masking support for multiple Flutter method channels.
• [iOS] Added CocoaPods support.

2.2.4

Changed

• Lowered the minimum supported Dart SDK to 3.5.0 across the plugin to match current Flutter stable toolchains.
• Improved session replay stability and performance.
• Reduced log noise.
• [Android] Removed redundant dependencies for reduced SDK size and enhanced security.

Fixed

• Fixed session data not found.

2.2.3

Added

• Added a capture error API so apps can report runtime errors through the SDK.

Changed

• Improved rage tap detection to avoid misclassifying double taps as rage taps.
• [Android] Optimized session recording and network request handling to reduce overhead during active sessions.

Fixed

• [iOS] Corrected timer response rounding to return accurate durations.
• [Android] Fixed incorrect engagement time calculation in crash scenarios.
• [Android] Fixed ANRs occurring during SDK initialization.

2.2.2

Added

• [Android] Support for session capturing on Android 16 devices.
• Support for tracking hybrid platforms and their versions.
• [iOS] Added automatic restoration of sessions lost when the app is killed.

Changed

• Improved masking behavior on RecyclerView scrolls.
• Improved session upload reliability and stability.
• Optimized network bandwidth usage.
• [iOS] Improved crash log parsing and formatting for clearer diagnostics.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue in the logout flow.

2.2.1

Added

• Added the ability to pause and resume user interaction event tracking, offering more security on confidential screens.
• Added a sendException method to track handled exceptions.

Changed

• Improved performance and modularity by decoupling the screen recording functionality from the main tracking flow.

Fixed

• [Android] Resolved potential out of memory crashes.
• [iOS] Corrected incorrect or missing device model names on certain iPhone versions.
• [iOS] Fixed visual distortion issues when zooming inside a WebView.

2.2.0

📝 Note: This release aligns with version 2.2.0 of all supported DevRev SDK platforms to maintain consistency across the ecosystem.

Added

• Identification of users as anonymous, unverified, or verified.
• In-app support chat for users, including push notification support and the ability to create new conversations.
• Controlling modal behavior when links are opened from within the chat.
• Tracking custom user events and actions with rich event properties.
• Gaining session-level behavior with features like timers and screen tracking.