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…k and docs extraction scripts Android 7.4.2 and iOS 7.0.0-beta7 each publish an immutable options manifest generated from their live registry (download.bugsee.com/sdk/options). Vendored verbatim, with a sync script (--check refetches), a source cross-check (keys, hidden keys and enum values against SDK source: agrees), the SDKs' own option prose extracted from source, and a parity test: strict on keys/types/enum values across platforms, default differences listed explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I3841160152ccb6b52996f2085d596824baa7b1a8
…ifests; one encoder, one endpoint rule scripts/generate_options.dart turns the vendored manifests (and the SDKs' own docs) into the registry of every option per platform and the typed BugseeOptions with its enums, each enum constant carrying the SDK's internal value. encodeLaunchOptions builds the one flat map both SDKs take: a key neither SDK registers, a hidden key or a wrong type is an ArgumentError (the SDKs drop all three in silence); an option or enum constant the other platform lacks is skipped with a warning. The endpoint is normalised in one place: at the pinned iOS the namespaced $$ENDPOINT key and /v2 stripping already match Android, so the workbook's asymmetry (8.2) no longer applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I222eb0eab9a0d21b32a59bb2664bcd98320e7fcd
…unch on both platforms Bugsee.launch(token, options), stop(), status, statusChanges, getStatus, getLaunchOptions and getHostLaunchOptions, over new Pigeon calls (launch/stop/status/launchOptions; strings by name, no Pigeon enum). The Dart side attaches the bridge and refines the wrapper identity before the SDK launches; native decides with the SDK behind a seam: status first (an SDK already launching or launched, e.g. Android auto-init from the manifest token, is answered already-running because its callback cannot tell a dropped launch from a real one), a stop in progress is refused, iOS background launches are reported deferred. Android turns the enum numbers into the SDK's constants by the enum's own factory (the SDK drops a number on the map path); iOS takes them as they are. SDK exceptions cross as a typed launch-failed error. BugseeStatus is now public. Drift guards compare the vocabulary across Dart/Java/Objective-C and the Android enum table with the registry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Ieac6b10f73a1a6e8efbd7873c28327640ad87fba
…LAUDE.md, CI.md, PLAN.md The example app launches through the public API with a real-looking option set; its integration test runs launch, status transitions, options readback, launching twice, stop and relaunch against the real SDK (passes on an Android emulator and an iOS simulator). The options-codegen job runs the offline generator check; the weekly native-pins workflow refetches the vendored manifests. getHostLaunchOptions is documented as differing between the platforms (checked at runtime). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Ic7d9914cb04375b6e6af1f9cd41bd8bc5fee198f
…ecated options, name overrides A launch right after an unawaited stop is refused on iOS (the SDK only moves to Stopping a main-queue hop later); a custom enum NAME is mapped to its number (iOS reads a string as 0); an unknown severity is left out (fromIntValue answers VeryLow); deprecated options get no typed field and warn through custom; compound field names and VideoQuality.defaultQuality are fixed by an override table that fails when stale; ReportSeverity.minValue/maxValue are internal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I024e3e6efabec046419dff3c32487c636b8a673a
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Claude finished @krassx's task in 3m 31s —— View job Review of PR #9: Phase 4a options, launch, stop and statusI found no confirmed bugs, so I'm posting no inline comments. This was a read-only review. I did not run
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Unverified assumptions about the native SDKs (P3 hardening, not blocking)I could not check these from the repo, because the SDKs are private and the source isn't vendored. Both are the sort of thing the PR's own runtime runs would have caught if they had misbehaved. Neither is a demonstrated bug.
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…platforms The Dart enum merges the iOS and Android name tables by member name and lets Android win on a clash; the manifest test now asserts there is none. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I0d3e526d603b22a9f687765149c8cbc871d446f4
Conflict: .claude/CLAUDE.md (kept the options bullets, took the new report-handler limits line). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I02bfe12e57bb12cd6edeac673ad2ce1fc6758662
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Claude finished @krassx's task in 17s —— View job Re-review of PR #9 after the latest pushNo new findings, so I'm posting no inline comments. This was read-only. I did not run What changed since my last review (up to
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…ude review note) A second SDK callback (a deferred iOS launch that later starts) would be 'Reply already submitted' on Android and a double resume of a checked continuation on iOS. Guard with a flag; tested with a fake that calls back twice and one that calls back and then throws. The iOS stop-before-launch completion remains unverified on the real SDK (documented). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I95c10f2af4e0c80a95cf8d5fc7fadbd2ac3771ea
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I traced the guard and found no problem. The callback reads and sets the flag atomically on Android and under the lock on iOS, so a callback on any thread is safe. Pre-callback replies (invalid token, already running, stopping) return before the SDK is called, so they can't be answered twice. Earlier findings:
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156-163: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover once-only stop completion when adding the guard.
stopWithSdk:done:can calldonefrom both the SDK callback and the exception handler.BugseeFlutterPlugin.stop()resumes a checked continuation from that callback. When adding the once-only guard, test both a duplicate callback and a callback followed by an exception. Assert that the completion runs once.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java:
- Around line 117-127: Update the stop method to use an AtomicBoolean guard like
launch: wrap the SDK callback so done runs only on the first completion, and
gate the catch-path error.error(t) with the same compare-and-set so a callback
followed by an exception, or multiple callbacks, produces only one result.
- Around line 67-90: Update BugseeFlutterPlugin.stop to record the local
stopping state before calling Bugsee.stop(done), and expose “stopping” through
the status used by LaunchOps.launch while the callback is pending. Clear the
state when the stop callback completes or reports an error so launch returns the
documented refused/stopping result during the transition and normal status
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@ios/bugsee_flutter/Sources/bugsee_flutter_wrapper/BGSFlutterLaunchOps.m:
- Around line 171-181: Update stopWithSdk:done: to guard completion across both
the SDK callback and the @catch path with a thread-safe once-only claim. Ensure
only the first path invokes endStop and done, including when stop callbacks
repeat or the SDK callback runs before throwing; ignore all later completions.
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- Around line 156-163: Extend the BGSFlutterLaunchOps tests around
stopWithSdk:done: to verify the completion is invoked exactly once when the SDK
calls back twice and when it calls back before throwing an exception. Preserve
the existing launch-mark clearing assertion in testAStopThatThrowsClearsTheMark,
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| * Never throws: an exception from the SDK is reported through {@code error} (Dart sees a | ||
| * PlatformException {@link #ERROR_CODE}), and {@code reply} is called exactly once otherwise. | ||
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| static void launch( | ||
| @NonNull final Sdk sdk, | ||
| @Nullable final String token, | ||
| @Nullable final Map<?, ?> flatOptions, | ||
| @NonNull final Reply reply, | ||
| @NonNull final ErrorSink error | ||
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| // The SDK's callback is answered to Dart ONCE: a second call (a deferred launch that later | ||
| // starts, say) would be "Reply already submitted" on the platform channel. | ||
| final AtomicBoolean answered = new AtomicBoolean(); | ||
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| if (token == null || token.trim().isEmpty()) { | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Mark the stop before delegating to the Android SDK.
BugseeFlutterPlugin.stop calls Bugsee.stop(done) without recording a local stopping state. LaunchOps.launch can therefore read the previous SDK status before the SDK updates it, call Bugsee.launch, and return launched or failed instead of the documented refused/stopping result. Record the in-progress stop before calling the SDK, expose stopping until the callback completes, and clear it on completion or error.
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Review comment at @android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java
around lines 67 - 90:
Update BugseeFlutterPlugin.stop to record the local stopping state before
calling Bugsee.stop(done), and expose “stopping” through the status used by
LaunchOps.launch while the callback is pending. Clear the state when the stop
callback completes or reports an error so launch returns the documented
refused/stopping result during the transition and normal status afterward.
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| static void stop( | ||
| @NonNull final Sdk sdk, | ||
| @NonNull final Runnable done, | ||
| @NonNull final ErrorSink error | ||
| ) { | ||
| try { | ||
| sdk.stop(done); | ||
| } catch (final Throwable t) { | ||
| error.error(t); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Guard stop against a double answer.
launch answers only once, even if the SDK calls back twice or calls back and then throws. stop has no such guard. If sdk.stop(done) runs done and then throws, done runs and then error.error(t) runs. BugseeFlutterPlugin posts both to the same Messages.VoidResult. The second call is a duplicate reply on the platform channel. The same happens if the SDK runs done twice.
Use the same AtomicBoolean pattern as launch.
Proposed fix
--- "a/android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java"
+++ "b/android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java"
@@ -114,17 +114,24 @@
}
}
static void stop(
@NonNull final Sdk sdk,
@NonNull final Runnable done,
@NonNull final ErrorSink error
) {
+ final AtomicBoolean answered = new AtomicBoolean();
try {
- sdk.stop(done);
+ sdk.stop(() -> {
+ if (answered.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
+ done.run();
+ }
+ });
} catch (final Throwable t) {
- error.error(t);
+ if (answered.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
+ error.error(t);
+ }
}
}
@NonNull
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| static void stop( | |
| @NonNull final Sdk sdk, | |
| @NonNull final Runnable done, | |
| @NonNull final ErrorSink error | |
| ) { | |
| try { | |
| sdk.stop(done); | |
| } catch (final Throwable t) { | |
| error.error(t); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| static void stop( | |
| @NonNull final Sdk sdk, | |
| @NonNull final Runnable done, | |
| @NonNull final ErrorSink error | |
| ) { | |
| final AtomicBoolean answered = new AtomicBoolean(); | |
| try { | |
| sdk.stop(() -> { | |
| if (answered.compareAndSet(false, true)) { | |
| done.run(); | |
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| }); | |
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Review comment at @android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java
around lines 117 - 127:
Update the stop method to use an AtomicBoolean guard like launch: wrap the SDK
callback so done runs only on the first completion, and gate the catch-path
error.error(t) with the same compare-and-set so a callback followed by an
exception, or multiple callbacks, produces only one result.
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| + (void)stopWithSdk:(id<BGSFlutterBugseeSDK>)sdk done:(void (^)(NSError *))done { | ||
| @try { | ||
| [sdk stop:^{ | ||
| [self endStop]; | ||
| done(nil); | ||
| }]; | ||
| } @catch (NSException *exception) { | ||
| [self endStop]; | ||
| done([self errorFromException:exception]); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Guard stopWithSdk:done: against a double completion.
launchWithSdk: answers only once. The comment at Line 112 says a second answer resumes the Swift checked continuation twice, which traps. stopWithSdk:done: has no such guard.
- If
[sdk stop:]runs its block and then throws,done(nil)runs and thendone(error)runs.endStopalso runs twice. The secondendStopcan decrement the count of another stop that is still in flight. - If the SDK calls the stop block twice,
done(nil)runs twice andendStopruns twice.
Add a once-only guard that covers the block and the @catch path.
Proposed fix
--- "a/ios/bugsee_flutter/Sources/bugsee_flutter_wrapper/BGSFlutterLaunchOps.m"
+++ "b/ios/bugsee_flutter/Sources/bugsee_flutter_wrapper/BGSFlutterLaunchOps.m"
@@ -168,17 +168,29 @@
[StopLock() unlock];
}
+ (void)stopWithSdk:(id<BGSFlutterBugseeSDK>)sdk done:(void (^)(NSError *))done {
+ NSLock *finishedLock = [[NSLock alloc] init];
+ __block BOOL finished = NO;
+ BOOL (^claim)(void) = ^BOOL {
+ [finishedLock lock];
+ const BOOL first = !finished;
+ finished = YES;
+ [finishedLock unlock];
+ return first;
+ };
@try {
[sdk stop:^{
- [self endStop];
- done(nil);
+ if (!claim()) return;
+ [self endStop];
+ done(nil);
}];
} @catch (NSException *exception) {
- [self endStop];
- done([self errorFromException:exception]);
+ if (claim()) {
+ [self endStop];
+ done([self errorFromException:exception]);
+ }
}
}
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A stop whose SDK calls back twice, or calls back and then throws, answered twice (a duplicate channel reply on Android; on iOS also a second endStop that could release another stop's in-flight mark). Same once-guard as launch, with tests and mutation checks on both platforms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I8664b9b76ec1d6383743ab41e5d2525fb0543916
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- Line 32: Qualify the endpoint statement in the documentation near
BugseeOptions.endpoint: remove the claim that runtime handling is verified on
both platforms, and state that wrapper encoding is covered by tests while the
launch integration test does not verify endpoint handling at runtime.
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- Around line 109-113: Update the catch path in the launch flow to claim the
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error.error(t), replacing the answered.get() check. Preserve the callback path
so outcome is submitted only when it wins the same mutual-exclusion guard.
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| - Report handlers (workbook Part 7; `ReportHandlerPipeline.java`, `BGSFlutterReportHandlerPipeline.m`, Dart `lib/src/report` + `BugseeBridge.setReportHandlers`): the SDK completion runs exactly once on every path and the pipeline NEVER blocks (iOS calls the handler on the main thread and Dart's reply needs it: a wait is a deadlock; `test/report_handlers_drift_test.dart` greps for blocking primitives and for `isTerminating` being decided before anything touches Dart, time or the report). Terminating, no registered phase, no attached Dart, or a path the SDK does not wait on: complete at once. The window is the SDK's budget less a margin of a third (at most 10 s): 20 s live of the SDK's 30 s, iOS recovery 2 s of 3 s; the SDK's numbers are EXTRACTED from SDK source into `test/fixtures/report_enums.json` (`scripts/extract_report_enums.dart`, with the iOS source ref) and compared with the wrapper's by the drift guard, never wrapper against wrapper. The SDK starts its timer when it QUEUES the handler and ours starts at entry: that wait is not observable, only the margin absorbs it (an edit after the SDK moved on can still be accepted: documented limit); the observable hop to the platform thread is deducted (`deadlineMs` sent to Dart is what is left; an over window is completed, not offered). An edit holds the per-handle lock across check-and-apply and `done` flips under it, the SDK completion/Dart/scheduler are called outside it. `resetReportHandlers` (called first by `start()`) completes a previous isolate's outstanding deliveries. The drift guard bans blocking primitives in every file of the report path and allow-lists each `synchronized`. The path is told apart by thread for the time budget only; never pass it to Dart, never infer a recovered crash (7.2.3). The proxy is live until the completion runs; native answers `false` to a late edit and Dart throws `ReportClosedError`. `onBefore` at-most-once, `onAfter` at-least-once: Dart dedupes on the stable `deliveryId`. Enums cross by value; the Pigeon bridge declares NO enum (Pigeon sends ordinals); `test/fixtures/report_enums.json` is extracted from both SDKs by `scripts/extract_report_enums.dart` (re-run when a native pin moves: the parity test fails on stale pins) and compared with Dart/Java/ObjC, and the JUnit/XCTest compare it to the real SDK enums. Attachments are Phase 6 (path-first). | ||
| - Options and launch (workbook Part 8; Phase 4a). The two SDKs PUBLISH an immutable options manifest per release (bugsee/specs `sdk/options`, generated from their live registry, so complete: extension modules, null defaults, hidden keys); both are vendored verbatim in `test/fixtures/option_manifests/{android,ios}.json` (`scripts/sync_option_manifests.dart`, `--check` refetches, weekly in `native-pins.yml`; the pins are in `native-versions.json` `optionsManifest`). `scripts/verify_option_manifests.dart` is an independent read of SDK SOURCE (keys, hidden keys, enum values; needs the private SDK checkouts, so local only, last result in PLAN.md). `scripts/extract_option_docs.dart` extracts the SDKs' own prose into `docs.json` (also local; a few options have no prose in source and carry a labelled `wrapper` description). `scripts/generate_options.dart` writes `lib/src/options/option_registry.g.dart` and `bugsee_options.g.dart` (the typed `BugseeOptions`, its enums) from those three; `--check` runs offline in CI (`options-codegen` job). Never hand-edit the `.g.dart`. A new SDK enum, a type that differs between platforms, or one value with two names fails the generator on purpose: decide, then record it (`enumFamilies`, `knownNameDivergences`, and the test lists in `test/option_manifests_test.dart`). Field name = key (`capture.video.frame-rate` -> `captureVideoFrameRate`). `test/option_manifests_test.dart`: STRICT on keys, types and enum values across platforms, default differences listed explicitly (a new one fails until reviewed); one-sided enum members (`FrameRate.raw`, Android only) listed explicitly. | ||
| - Option encoding (`lib/src/options/launch_options.dart`): ONE flat `com.bugsee.option.*` map goes to both platforms, nothing is renamed per platform. Enums cross as the SDK INTERNAL integer. A key or enum constant the other platform lacks is SKIPPED with a debug warning (a shared configuration may set platform options); a key neither SDK registers, a hidden key, a wrong type, a value neither SDK has, a typed+custom duplicate or a bad endpoint is an `ArgumentError` BEFORE native is touched (both SDKs drop all of these silently). The one platform-specific step is natively Android: its map path takes an enum as the constant or its NAME and DROPS a number, so `LaunchOptionValues.java` turns the integer into the constant through the enum's own factory (never `values()[n]`); its table is compared with the manifest by JUnit (by value, against the real SDK enums) and by `test/launch_drift_test.dart`. iOS takes the numbers as they are (XCTest against the real SDK). Bundled modules (`bugsee-android`, `-ndk`; iOS `Bugsee`) get typed fields; the leak module's four options and deprecated options (one at the pins) do not (`custom` reaches them, with a warning for a deprecated one; a custom enum NAME is mapped to its number by the manifest, since iOS KVC would read a string as 0) (repeated in the generator and `launch_options.dart`, compared with `android/build.gradle`). | ||
| - Endpoint (workbook 8.2 is stale for the pinned SDKs): iOS 7.0.0-beta7 registers the SAME hidden `com.bugsee.option.$$ENDPOINT` (manifest, nextgen d33dcc987) and strips trailing `/v2` itself, like Android; the flat `endpoint` is only a legacy alias. So one version-less value under the one namespaced key goes to both (`lib/src/options/endpoint.dart`, the only place; runtime-verified on both). If an SDK diverges again, change only that file. `BugseeOptions.endpoint` is the one supported hidden-key override; the SDKs strip hidden options from uploaded `sdk.options` (8.4), the wrapper never sends `$$WRAPPER`/`$$DEBUG`. |
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Qualify the endpoint verification claim.
example/integration_test/launch_test.dart does not set or assert the endpoint. It only tests the endpoint when BUGSEE_ENDPOINT is supplied, and hidden options are expected to be absent from the SDK response. This test does not establish runtime endpoint handling on either platform.
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-So one version-less value under the one namespaced key goes to both (`lib/src/options/endpoint.dart`, the only place; runtime-verified on both).
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Review comment at @.claude/CLAUDE.md at line 32:
Qualify the endpoint statement in the documentation near BugseeOptions.endpoint:
remove the claim that runtime handling is verified on both platforms, and state
that wrapper encoding is covered by tests while the launch integration test does
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Claim the answer in the catch path, not only read it.
The catch block reads answered.get(), but it does not set answered. The SDK can schedule its callback on another thread and then throw from sdk.launch. In that case, error.error(t) runs first. Later, the callback's compareAndSet(false, true) succeeds and reply.outcome(...) runs. BugseeFlutterPlugin.launch posts both answers to the same Messages.Result. The second answer is "Reply already submitted", and it throws on the platform thread. The Javadoc says reply is called exactly once "otherwise", so a reply after an error breaks that contract. To make error and outcome mutually exclusive, use compareAndSet in the catch block.
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--- "a/android/src/main/java/com/bugsee/flutter/LaunchOps.java"
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reply.outcome(REFUSED, FAILED);
}
});
} catch (final Throwable t) {
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- if (!answered.get()) {
+ if (answered.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
error.error(t);
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Update the catch path in the launch flow to claim the answer atomically with
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Set answered in the @catch path.
The @catch block reads answered, but it does not set it. The SDK can retain started: and throw before it calls the block. In that case, completion(nil, nil, error) runs first. Later, the started: block sees answered == NO and calls completion a second time. The comment at Line 112-113 says a second answer resumes the Swift checked continuation twice, which traps. To make the error answer and the outcome answer mutually exclusive, set answered = YES under the lock.
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--- "a/ios/bugsee_flutter/Sources/bugsee_flutter_wrapper/BGSFlutterLaunchOps.m"
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completion([[sdk statusName] isEqualToString:@"stopped"] ? kDeferred : kLaunched,
nil, nil);
}];
} @catch (NSException *exception) {
[answeredLock lock];
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…E.md is qualified (CodeRabbit) An SDK that throws after scheduling its callback elsewhere answered twice (the error, then the late callback). The catch now claims the flag. CLAUDE.md said the endpoint handling was runtime-verified; the integration test does not assert it, so the claim now says what is actually covered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Idae3c6e6fa9cb669fc28da7d1f3d52113dbc6ed7
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Phase 4a of PLAN.md: the first public API of the 7.x rewrite: options,
launch,stopand status.Stacked on PR #8 (
feat/phase-3c-report-handlers, which sits on #3-#7). The base must be retargeted tonextgenafter #3-#8 merge. GitHub Actions was blocked by billing when this was written, so everything below was verified locally.Public API (
lib/bugsee_flutter.dart)Bugsee.launch(token, {options})returnsLaunchResult(launched,alreadyRunning,deferred);stop();status;statusChanges;getStatus();isLaunched();waitUntilLaunched({timeout});getLaunchOptions();getHostLaunchOptions().BugseeOptions: 100 typed, documented fields (named after the key:capture.video.frame-rateiscaptureVideoFrameRate),endpoint, andcustomfor options without a field. Enums carry the SDK's internal value, never an ordinal.LaunchFailure,BugseeException,BugseeLaunchException,BugseeStatus, the option enums andReportSeverity.lib/src/bugsee.dartandbugsee_runtime.dartso a compat layer could sit beside it.Option inventory
Both SDKs now publish an immutable options manifest per release (the options spec still says "Proposed"). They are vendored verbatim in
test/fixtures/option_manifests/and are byte-identical todownload.bugsee.com/sdk/options/{android/7.4.2,ios/7.0.0-beta7}.json. A source cross-check (scripts/verify_option_manifests.dart, local only: the SDK repos are private) agrees on keys, hidden keys and enum values for Androidv7.4.2and iOSorigin/nextgen@0581aa02c.$$ENDPOINT)$$DEBUG,$$WRAPPER)bugsee-android81,-ndk2,-leak4 (not bundled, so no typed field); iOSBugsee70.capture.webview.domain-allowlist, is a documented no-op in the SDK source. It has no typed field but is reachable throughcustom, which warns.capture.video.adaptive: Android false, iOS true.config.max-data-size: Android 150, iOS 50.FrameRate.rawis Android only. Severity value 1 isVeryLowon Android andLowon iOS.scripts/generate_options.dartwrites the registry andBugseeOptions;--checkruns offline in the newoptions-codegenCI job.sync_option_manifests.dart --checkrefetches the manifests weekly innative-pins.yml.Behaviour per platform
com.bugsee.option.*map goes to both platforms. An option or enum constant the other platform lacks is skipped with a debug warning.ArgumentErrorbefore native is touched. Both SDKs drop all of these silently.OptionDescriptor.resolveEnumConstant). The plugin converts the internal value through each enum's own factory, nevervalues()[n]; an unknown value is left out. iOS takes the numbers as they are. A custom enum name is mapped to its number in Dart, because iOS KVC would read a string as 0.BugseeInitProvider.autoLaunch) launches beforeApplication.onCreatewhen the manifest hascom.bugsee.app-token, unlesscom.bugsee.auto-initis false. A laterBugsee.launchearly-returns "success" and drops its options (BugseeInternal.launchOnce), and the callback cannot tell it from a real launch. Solaunching/launchedis answeredalreadyRunningwithout calling the SDK.Bugsee.m~331).alreadyRunningcompletes at once: if the SDK is stilllaunching, capture has not started, andwaitUntilLaunchedsettles it.LaunchFailure.stopping. Android sets STOPPING synchronously. iOS sets it a main-queue hop later (+[Bugsee stop:]dispatches to main first), so a launch after an unawaitedstop()used to readlaunchedand be dropped. The plugin now marks the stop before that hop (beginStop).started:YES with nothing launched; this is reported asLaunchResult.deferred, which is not a failure. A plain cold-startawait Bugsee.launchbeforerunAppreturnedlaunchedon the iOS simulator, under the test harness and under a realflutter runcold start.deferredthere needs an app that is not yet active (for example an engine started indidFinishLaunching); this was not reproduced.launch-failedand becomesBugseeLaunchException(no token or options in the message). A missing binding (background isolate) or an unregistered plugin becomes a clearBugseeException.Spec findings
com.bugsee.option.$$ENDPOINT(nextgen d33dcc987, 2026-09-17, before beta7) and strips a trailing/v2itself, like Android. One version-less value under one key goes to both, normalised only inlib/src/options/endpoint.dart. Runtime-verified: the SDK reportshttp://10.0.2.2:8099(Android) andhttp://localhost:8099(iOS) for.../v2/.getLaunchOptionsis merged defaults and overrides on both platforms.getHostLaunchOptionsstill differs: Android returns everything the app passed, iOS only what differs from its default (BGSBugseeEnvironment hostLaunchOptions). This is documented on the API and asserted in the integration test.Verification (local)
flutter analyze(also from a fresh clone) andflutter test(309) pass.pub publish --dry-runreports 0 warnings, andactionlintis clean.xcodebuild testpasses (the new tests include checks against the real iOS framework).--check, options--checkandsync --checkpass. Debug apk and iOS no-codesign builds pass.example/integration_test/launch_test.dartandcold_start_test.dartpass on emulator-5562 and the iPhone 17 simulator. They cover:launching, launched, stopping, stopped, launching, launched, ...;alreadyRunning;auto-init=falseremedy;beginStopthe same test fails, which reproduces the review finding.--checktests.NOT verified
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