Flutter SDK v0.2.1

Rejourney Flutter SDK 0.2.1

Rejourney 0.2.1 fixes Android Flutter replays that could still show a black
application surface with only native toast or overlay content visible.

Highlights

• Detects sparse native overlays without accepting the black Flutter layer
  underneath them
• Captures complete retained Flutter scenes—including complex Impeller and
  Flame content—without replacing the application's live FlutterSurfaceView
• Uses reduced replay dimensions, paced periodic capture, and a short
  visual-settle delay to contain fallback work on slower renderers
• Works across Android Impeller renderer backends without requiring host-app
  texture-mode changes
• Keeps explicit widget masking and project privacy redaction in the final
  replay frame
• Redacts only a widget's measured bounds on its first frame instead of briefly
  replacing the complete replay viewport with a mask
• Closes Android SDK HTTP responses after registration, presign, upload,
  completion, and session finalization to prevent connection-pool leaks
• Adds forced-fallback Android integration coverage, high-density pixel
  validation, black-frame regression tests, and capture timing diagnostics

Compatibility

• No public Dart API changes
• The fast FlutterSurfaceView PixelCopy path remains the default
• Renderer capture metrics report retained-layer compatibility captures
• iOS capture behavior is unchanged

Install or upgrade with:

flutter pub add rejourney

See the Flutter SDK guide for
integration and verification details.