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0.2.13BurhanRabbani/acs_flutter_sdk ↗New releases in your daily digest, changelog included.

Flutter plugin for Microsoft Azure Communication Services (ACS). Provides voice/video calling, UI Library composites, and identity management capabilities.

Last release 7 days ago
01 Oct 2026
Ships fairly regularly
a new release about every 6 weeks
Most releases are documented
notes for 15 of 18 stable releases
Nothing withdrawn
no release was ever pulled
11 months old
18 releases · first in 2025

Release timeline

18 releases since 2025

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Releases

0.2.131 Oct 2026
Release v0.2.13: diagnostics payload fixes, audio output device names…
Release v0.2.13: diagnostics payload fixes, audio output device names…
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Additional notes
Includes everything in 0.2.12 (audio output device names, in-call noise suppression): 0.2.12 was not released to pub.dev; its changes ship in 0.2.13.

Fix — diagnostics and media-statistics payloads. Changes are additive except the two called out below (iOS lastUpdated type, iOS diagnostic name).

Type change (iOS): media statistics report.lastUpdated is now epoch milliseconds (an integer, as on Android) instead of an ISO-8601 string, which made MediaStatisticsEvent.timestamp throw a TypeError. timestamp now also tolerates numbers, ISO strings and falls back to data['timestamp']; it never throws.

Diagnostics change events now also carry diagnostic (same as name), isFlagDiagnostic, valueBool (flag events) and a lower-case valueQuality (quality events), so the DiagnosticsEvent getters return real values. Existing name/value keys stay (see the iOS name note below). The getters are tolerant of missing or wrongly typed fields (valueBool on a non-bool now returns null instead of throwing).

Diagnostics snapshots (diagnosticsSnapshot, getLatestDiagnostics) carry both isCameraFrozen and the legacy isCameraFreeze on Android and iOS (iOS previously had only isCameraFreeze).

The current diagnostics are now delivered when a listener attaches to the diagnostics stream, as one change event per known diagnostic (unknown flags and unknown qualities skipped). Previously the attach-time snapshot was dropped and a stable call emitted nothing.

iOS name may change: diagnostic name values are now fixed literals identical to Android's (for example isCameraFrozen) instead of the string the SDK supplied. Consumers on iOS that matched the previous SDK-supplied name should re-check; diagnostic carries the same literal.

Documented units (bitrate in bps, jitter and freeze durations in ms, packetsLostPerSecond is a rate), that incoming audio statistics have no participant identifier, and that raw quality values keep each platform's casing (Android upper-case, iOS lower-case) while valueQuality is always lower-case. Live iOS quality events keep their previous value form, whereas replayed events send a lower-case value; use valueQuality for a stable lower-case form.

0.2.1126 Jun 2026

Feature — dynamic audio-output API: the calling client can now switch the in-call audio output at runtime via setAudioRoute(AudioOutput target), read

Feature — dynamic audio-output API: the calling client can now switch the in-call audio output at runtime via setAudioRoute(AudioOutput target), read the current output with getAudioRoute(), and list selectable outputs with getAvailableAudioOutputs(). The new AudioOutput enum covers auto, speaker, earpiece, bluetooth, and wiredHeadset. auto (the default) keeps the existing behaviour — built-in loudspeaker, switching to a connected external device — while an explicit value is honoured until changed or reset to auto; if a selected external device disconnects, routing reverts to automatic. Implemented natively on Android (AudioManager) and iOS (AVAudioSession) with unit-tested routing logic.