allstak

Releases

1. ▸▾1.1.030 May 2026

   Harden SDK reliability certification

   Harden SDK reliability certification

   Open source →

   Additional notes

   Changed — pub.dev package name

   • The published package name is now allstak (was allstak_flutter). Update your dependency to allstak: ^1.1.0 and imports to package:allstak/allstak.dart. The wire SDK identity is unchanged: events still report sdkName: allstak-flutter and requests still send User-Agent: allstak-flutter/<version>.

   Changed — Test-runtime session isolation

   • Forced session/log-bridge tests under flutter test no longer write the production file-backed open-session marker. Production abnormal-session recovery is unchanged; the change prevents parallel test runs from recovering a marker left by another forced test and misreporting a normal session as abnormal.

   Added — Auto-armed native crash capture (zero-config)

   • The native crash handlers are now armed automatically from AllStak.runApp() and AllStak.init() (right after WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized()), so a host app gets iOS POSIX-signal + uncaught-exception and Android NDK/JVM crash capture — plus the next-launch drain of any stashed crash — with no extra call. Gated by the new AllStakConfig.autoInstallNativeHandlers (default on), always skipped under web (kIsWeb) and the flutter test runtime, and a silent no-op when the native side is unavailable. installNativeHandlers() stays as an explicit escape hatch and is now idempotent (the previous-launch crash is drained at most once).
   • Android NDK signal capture (liballstak_crash.so) is now default-on in the plugin android/build.gradle: the CMake build is wired in automatically when an NDK is present, opt out with allstak.enableNdkCrashCapture=false, and it is auto-skipped (still builds as a pure-Kotlin library) when no NDK is installed, so adding the SDK never hard-fails a build.

   Added — Automatic outbound HTTP instrumentation (dart:io + Dio)

   • AllStak.runApp() now installs a process-wide HttpOverrides.global so every dart:io HttpClient is auto-instrumented as an outbound http-request (real method/host/path/status/duration) with distributed-trace headers (traceparent, x-allstak-*, baggage) injected — covering package:http's IOClient, Dio's default adapter, Image.network, etc., with zero per-call wiring. Requests to the SDK's own ingest host are skipped (no recursion); an app's pre-existing HttpOverrides is preserved (delegated to) and restored on close(). Gated by AllStakConfig.enableHttpOverrides (default on), skipped under web and tests. allstak.httpClient() keeps working unchanged.
   • New dependency-free Dio interceptor: AllStak.dioInterceptor(wrapperFactory: …) / allStakDioInterceptor(...) for apps that use a non-dart:io Dio adapter or disabled the global overrides. Duck-typed so the SDK never depends on package:dio. See lib/src/dio_interceptor.dart and lib/src/http_overrides.dart.

   Added — Automatic logging bridge

   • AllStakConfig.captureLogs (default on) wires an AllStakLogBridge from init. Attach a package:logging stream with one line — AllStak.instance?.attachLogging(Logger.root.onRecord) — and records flow to /ingest/v1/logs; SEVERE/SHOUT records and any record carrying an error object are promoted to a captured exception, stamped with the active trace/request ids. Duck-typed against package:logging so there is no SDK dependency on it. Skipped under the flutter test runtime. See lib/src/log_bridge.dart.

   Also in 1.1.0 — landed 2026-05-29

   Added — Release-health session tracking (start/end + crash-free)

   • Automatic session lifecycle tied to the Flutter app lifecycle. On init the SDK opens a session and POSTs /ingest/v1/sessions/start; on graceful shutdown (or an explicit close() / endSession()) it POSTs /ingest/v1/sessions/end with the final status and accumulated duration. Sessions are never sampled so crash-free rates stay accurate.
   • SessionStatus vocabulary (ok / exited / errored / crashed / abnormal) matches the backend /sessions/end contract; an unhandled/fatal exception marks the session crashed, feeding crash-free-sessions / crash-free-users release health on the server.
   • New AllStakConfig.enableAutoSessionTracking (default on); a _SessionLifecycleObserver (WidgetsBindingObserver) drives end-on-detach. AllStak.sessionId exposes the current session id, also stamped onto error / log / http payloads for correlation. See lib/src/session.dart.

   Added — Offline / persistent transport queue (survive restart + outage)

   • When the live transport cannot deliver an event (network outage, or events still pending), the SDK persists the already PII-scrubbed wire bytes to a line-oriented on-disk spool instead of dropping them, and drains the spool on the next SDK init (AllStak offline-queue behavior). See lib/src/offline_queue.dart (OfflineQueue, OfflineEntry, now exported from the package root).
   • Scrub-before-persist: only sanitized bytes ever touch disk. The spool is bounded (max-entry cap + age-based eviction) and degrades to a silent no-op when no persistent store is available (web / tests). Session lifecycle calls (/sessions/start, /sessions/end) are intentionally never persisted so a replayed stale session can't corrupt release-health math.
   • New AllStakConfig.enableOfflineQueue (default on).

   Added — Value-pattern PII scrubbing + sendDefaultPii

   • Extended the single sanitizer chokepoint (lib/sanitizer.dart) with free-text VALUE scrubbing on top of the existing key-name redaction, providing comprehensive PII protection data-scrubbing parity:
     • Always (regardless of sendDefaultPii): Luhn-valid credit-card numbers (13–19 digits, space/hyphen separators; Luhn-invalid digit runs such as order ids / timestamps are preserved) and hyphenated US SSNs.
     • Unless sendDefaultPii=true (default false = ): email addresses and validated-octet IPv4 literals.
   • Value scrubbing skips identifiers that must reach the wire verbatim (stack-frame filename/function/absPath, release/sdk/version/dist, URLs/paths/hosts, trace/span/request ids, timestamps, the SDK's own sessionId) and the explicit setUser subtree (intentional identity; not stripped by sendDefaultPii, following privacy-by-default best practices). Regexes compile once; strings >16 KB are skipped; per-value scrubbing is fail-open so it can never drop an event.
   • New ScrubOptions + AllStakConfig.sendDefaultPii (default false) wire through the existing scrub() call in _send.

   Added — Native signal / NDK crash capture (async-signal-safe)

   • Broadened native crash capture beyond uncaught-exception handlers, which miss the dominant class of real mobile crashes:
     • iOS (ios/AllStakPlugin.swift): async-signal-safe POSIX sigaction handlers for SIGSEGV/SIGABRT/SIGBUS/SIGILL/SIGFPE/SIGTRAP — the force-unwrap traps, bad-pointer accesses, and Mach-derived faults that never raise an NSException. Mirrors the sibling allstak-apple SignalCrashHandler: pre-allocated buffers + a pre-opened fd, single write(), restore the previous disposition, re-raise. (Mach exception ports remain a future bonus; signal handlers are the priority and match the apple SDK.)
     • Android (android/src/main/cpp/allstak_crash.c + CMakeLists.txt): an NDK sigaction handler for the same signals, capturing NDK/native signal crashes the JVM Thread.setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler misses. Stack unwound via _Unwind_Backtrace; JNI install bridge passes the crash-file path. The handler makes NO JNI/heap calls — only async-signal-safe writes.
   • The signal handler writes a minimal, fixed ASKC1 text record to a pre-opened fd under the app-support / files dir. On the next launch (normal context) the record is read, parsed (lib/src/native_crash.dart), and shipped through the existing _send transport as /ingest/v1/errors marked native.crash=true. Stack frames ship as raw 0x… return addresses for backend symbolication against uploaded debug images.
   • New drainPendingSignalCrash MethodChannel method (iOS + Android) feeding the existing next-launch drain in installNativeHandlers().
   • Gated behind AllStakConfig.enableNativeCrashCapture (default on). Degrades gracefully: if the native lib is unavailable (web, tests, or an app that did not opt into the Android NDK build via allstak.enableNdkCrashCapture=true), signal capture is a silent no-op and the SDK keeps working — adding the SDK never forces an NDK toolchain on apps.

   Tests

   • test/allstak_flutter_test.dart — session lifecycle (start/end POST contract, status transitions, sessionId stamping, lifecycle-observer end-on-detach), release auto-detection ordering, and offline-queue integration via injected seams.
   • test/offline_queue_test.dart — enqueue/drain round-trip, bounded cap + age eviction, scrub-before-persist invariant, no-store no-op, and corrupt-line tolerance.
   • test/sanitizer_test.dart — value-pattern scrubbing (Luhn-valid CC vs. Luhn-invalid passthrough, hyphenated SSN, email + IPv4 gated by sendDefaultPii, verbatim-identifier skip list, setUser subtree preserved) on top of the existing key-name denylist coverage.
   • test/native_crash_test.dart — record parsing (well-formed iOS/Android, unknown-key tolerance, frame cap, corrupt/empty rejection, signal-name mapping), payload shaping (native.crash=true wire contract), and the next-launch drain handoff via a mocked native channel (install gating, drain sequence, opt-out, corrupt-drop).
   • Full suite green at HEAD (136 tests including the auto-instrumentation suite).

   Verification (honest scope)

   • Dart: flutter pub get + flutter analyze (no issues) + flutter test (all green) all pass; dart format applied.
   • Native syntax/type checks (no device/emulator here):
     • iOS Swift: swiftc -parse of the full plugin against the iphoneos SDK, and swiftc -typecheck of the extracted signal-handler logic against Darwin — both clean (validates the sigaction/backtrace/si_addr API usage).
     • Android C: clang -fsyntax-only -std=c11 -Wall -Wextra (with JNI + android/log.h/unwind.h stubs, and against the host's real signal.h) — clean. A real NDK/CMake/Gradle build was NOT run (no NDK installed here).
   • On-device E2E delivery of native signal/NDK crashes remains PENDING real device/emulator verification, consistent with the 1.0.3 note below.