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2.1.023 May 20263 sources agree

FEAT: Smart Foreground Notification Visibility (Android) — Added dynamic foreground service notification management. The notification now intelligentl

🎉 Major Features & Improvements

FEAT: Smart Foreground Notification Visibility (Android) — Added dynamic foreground service notification management. The notification now intelligently hides itself when the app is in the foreground, and reappears seamlessly when the app enters the background. This significantly reduces notification clutter while maintaining OS-level compliance.
FEAT: Speed-Based Motion Detection Mode — Introduced a new motion detection mode (tl.MotionDetectionMode.speed). In this mode, motion state transitions are driven directly by GPS speed calculations rather than raw accelerometer hardware. This provides enhanced compatibility and reliability on devices with aggressive sensor sleep policies, particularly in vehicular tracking scenarios.
FEAT: Strongly-Typed Enums Across Bridge — Fully refactored string-based config comparisons to typed enum indices across the Flutter, Pigeon, Android, and iOS layers. This eliminates magic strings and ensures type-safety across the entire plugin bridge.

🐛 Bug Fixes

FIX (Core): Fixed Accelerometer "Deaf Period" During Stop Countdown — Fixed a critical flaw in both Android and iOS native SDKs where the accelerometer was completely shut down during the stopTimeout countdown. Previously, if the device was still for 5 seconds on a smooth road, it would begin the 60-second stop countdown and ignore any subsequent bumps or shakes. Now, the accelerometer remains active during the countdown and will correctly abort the stationary transition if motion resumes (#85).
FIX (iOS): Resolved Native Permission Prompt Loop — Fixed an issue where reinstalling the app on iOS would bypass the native "Change to Always Allow" permission dialog and incorrectly redirect users to the iOS Settings app. TraceletHasRequestedAlways is now properly reset upon notDetermined OS state.
FIX (Core): Corrected Exponential Retry Backoff Scaling — Fixed a critical unit discrepancy between Dart and Swift for retryBackoffCap and retryBackoffBase. Time values are now properly cast as milliseconds instead of seconds, resolving a severe bug where HTTP retries fired every 60ms during network failure, causing excessive CPU/network thrashing and a massive 58KB+ log flood.
FIX (Core): Resolved Location Stream Dropping Events — Refactored the core Tracelet.locationStream pipeline. Replaced the faulty asyncMap batch processing with a highly robust .expand() implementation. The Tracelet.locationStream now correctly parses, type-casts, and guarantees delivery of every individual Location object without throwing type '_Map<Object?, Object?>' is not a subtype of type 'Map<String, dynamic>' or silently discarding valid coordinates.
FIX (Android): Prevent LocationEngine.stop from unintentionally overriding the global stateManager.enabled flag during speed-based motion transitions.
FIX (Example): Updated the example app's initialization config to enforce MotionDetectionMode.accelerometer as the default to ensure immediate indoor responsiveness upon installation.

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1.9.35 May 20262 sources agree

2: 3: - CHORE: Bump native SDK dependencies to 1.1.4. 4: - CHORE: Aligned repository podspec files and updated release documentation. 5: 6: ## 1.9.2

2: 3: - CHORE: Bump native SDK dependencies to 1.1.4. 4: - CHORE: Aligned repository podspec files and updated release documentation. 5: 6: ## 1.9.2

REFACTOR: Migrated TlTrackingMode to a strongly-typed enum across the entire Pigeon bridge. This improves type safety and developer experience by eliminating magic integers in the platform communication layer. Android and iOS native implementations now use the generated enum types directly.
FIX: Resolved "Unable to establish connection" regression in locationStream when secondary engines (like overlays or background isolates) detach. Ensured destroyAll() is correctly integrated into the primaryInstance guard on both Android and iOS to prevent resource leaks and duplicate registrations during hot restarts.
FIX: Tracelet.locationStream no longer goes silent when flutter_overlay_window (or any plugin using FlutterEngineGroup) creates a secondary in-process FlutterEngine. The primary-instance guard introduced in 1.9.0 (#51) blocked EventDispatcher re-binding for in-process overlay engines, causing Pigeon FlutterApi onLocation channel to report "Unable to establish connection". A Looper-based discriminator now distinguishes overlay engines (main-thread attach → re-bind dispatcher) from headless background engines (off-thread attach → full skip, preserving #51).
FIX: Android destroyAll() now guards all background-critical subsystems when stopOnTerminate: false (#65). httpSyncManager.stop(), scheduleManager.stop(), and stopHeartbeat() were still called unconditionally on every swipe-to-dismiss, permanently killing HTTP sync and heartbeat monitoring until the app was manually reopened. Fixed in native tracelet-sdk 1.1.2.
CHORE: Aligned PigeonTracelet serialization logic to use enum indices for backward compatibility with the high-level State model while maintaining type-safe internal bridge contracts.

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