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ConnectionManagerKit 2.1.0 — Android support and WebSocket APIs
Highlights
Android support : The SDK now runs on Android, enabling shared connection management across iOS, macOS, Linux, and Android.
WebSocket APIs : First-class WebSocket support with connection lifecycle management, ping/pong, backoff/retry, TLS configuration, and connection pooling.
Added
Android platform support : Unified connection management and pooling on Android.
WebSocket APIs :
Connect, disconnect, and automatic reconnect with jittered backoff.
Message send/receive with channel abstraction.
Ping/pong, keep-alives, and idle-timeout handling.
Custom headers and subprotocols.
TLS configuration, certificate pinning, and trust policies.
Documentation : New and updated guides in Sources/ConnectionManagerKit/Documentation.docc/, including:
WebSocketQuickStart.md
GettingStarted.md
ConnectionPooling.md
RetryStrategies.md
TLSConfiguration.md
NetworkEvents.md
ParallelConnections.md
Improvements
Connection pooling : Better parallel orchestration for lower latency and higher throughput.
Network robustness : Stronger monitoring and state transitions for flaky networks.
Error clarity : Clearer categorization for retries vs terminal failures.
Fixes
Reconnect stability : Handles server close codes without looping.
Channel cleanup : Resolves rare races during rapid connect/disconnect.
Getting started
See GettingStarted.md and WebSocketQuickStart.md for initialization and end-to-end examples.
Use RetryStrategies.md, TLSConfiguration.md, and NetworkEvents.md to tune production behavior.
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