v0.2.0

0.2.0

Breaking changes

• iOS minimum deployment target is now 15.0 (was 13.0).
• iOS 26+ schedules alarms through AlarmKit, with no local-notification fallback.
  • Host apps must add NSAlarmKitUsageDescription to Info.plist. Without it the app cannot get AlarmKit authorization, so no alarms can be scheduled on iOS 26+.
  • schedule(), snooze() and triggerNow() throw a PlatformException with code ERR_SCHEDULE_FAILED, and emit an error event, unless AlarmKit authorization has been granted. Call requestPermissions() before scheduling.
  • requestPermissions() asks for AlarmKit authorization instead of notification authorization.
  • getPermissionStatus() reports AlarmKit authorization in notificationsGranted, always returns false for criticalAlertsEligible, and adds platformMeta['alarmKitAuthorization'] (authorized, denied, notDetermined).
  • Only title and soundAsset from AlarmNotificationSettings are applied. body, the action button texts, the large icon and big picture fields, vibrationSettings and volumeSettings are ignored; the system owns the alert's sound and haptics.
  • The system alert offers Stop only. There is no Snooze action on the alert; snooze() still works when called from Dart.
  • onDidReceiveNotificationResponse and onDidReceiveBackgroundNotificationResponse are not called for AlarmKit alarms. Use the events stream (triggered, stopped), which delivers only while the app process is running.
  • getLaunchAlarm() returns an alarm only if the app observed it while it was still alerting.
• The iOS Swift Package requires Flutter 3.44 or newer when Swift Package Manager is enabled. Package.swift depends on the FlutterFramework package, which Flutter only generates from 3.44. Apps on older Flutter versions must keep Swift Package Manager disabled and use the CocoaPods podspec, which still works.

Changes

• iOS: AlarmKit on iOS 26+ gives real system alarms, including the lock-screen alert. iOS 15-25 keep the existing UNUserNotificationCenter best-effort path with unchanged behavior.
• iOS: restructured the plugin from the single ios/Classes/AlarmPlusPlugin.swift file into a Swift Package under ios/alarm_plus/Sources/alarm_plus/, split into Core/, Services/, Models/ and Utils/, adding Swift Package Manager support alongside the podspec.
• Android: requestPermissions() now opens the needed settings screens one at a time and completes only after the user returns from the last one, so the returned status and the permissionChanged event reflect what the user actually granted. Previously it opened every screen at once and completed immediately with the unchanged status. Without an attached activity it keeps the old behavior.
• iOS: results, events and notification responses are now always delivered to Flutter on the main thread. They were previously sent from background threads, which Flutter reports as a cause of data loss or crashes.
• Example: moved the example app to Flutter 3.47 (AGP 9.3.2, Gradle 9.5, Kotlin 2.3.20, compileSdk 37) and to package:material_ui. The plugin's Dart API and Android configuration are unchanged.

Full Changelog: 0.1.3...0.2.0