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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive updates across multiple platforms and configuration files for a Flutter application. The changes primarily focus on upgrading dependencies, updating minimum OS versions, modifying authentication flows, and enhancing plugin integrations. Key modifications include updating Gradle and iOS deployment targets, changing authentication method signatures, adding new web and macOS configurations, and updating SDK and plugin versions. The changes aim to improve the application's compatibility, security, and overall development infrastructure. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HomePage
participant KindeClient
participant AuthService
User->>HomePage: Initiates Login
HomePage->>KindeClient: isAuthenticate(context)
KindeClient-->>HomePage: Authentication Status
alt Not Authenticated
HomePage->>KindeClient: login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context)
KindeClient->>AuthService: Authenticate
AuthService-->>KindeClient: Authentication Result
KindeClient-->>HomePage: Login Complete
end
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pubspec.yaml (1)
34-38: Improve dependency organizationConsider grouping related dependencies together. The
oauth2package would be better placed near other authentication-related packages likekinde_flutter_sdkandjwt_decoder.
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🔇 Additional comments (65)
macos/Runner/Release.entitlements (1)
7-8: Confirm if this entitlement is needed for keychain sharing.Currently, it's configured as an empty array. If your application or its extensions do not require shared keychain access, you may consider removing the key. Otherwise, ensure that you specify the exact group identifiers as required for your keychain usage scenario.
macos/Runner/DebugProfile.entitlements (1)
11-12: Make sure the keychain access groups are properly defined.Similar to release entitlements, this entry is set to an empty array. If no keychain sharing is needed, it can be removed. Otherwise, provide the correct group identifiers to match your provisioning profile requirements.
macos/Runner.xcworkspace/contents.xcworkspacedata (1)
7-9: Confirm CocoaPods project integration path.The addition of the
<FileRef>referencing"group:Pods/Pods.xcodeproj"ensures that the CocoaPods dependencies are properly included in the Xcode workspace. Verify that the relative path is correct and that the Pods directory is named consistently across the project.macos/Runner/AppDelegate.swift (2)
4-4: Adoption of@mainis appropriate.Switching from
@NSApplicationMainto@mainaligns with the modern Swift entry-point convention. This change looks good.
10-12: Ensure secure restoration is truly needed.Overriding
applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState(_:)to returntruehelps protect window state data. Confirm that the feature is necessary and tested to avoid potential restoration edge cases.ios/Runner/AppDelegate.swift (1)
4-4: Modern Swift entry point alignment.Replacing
@UIApplicationMainwith@mainis recommended for newer Swift versions, consolidating the application’s deployment target. The change looks correct.ios/Flutter/AppFrameworkInfo.plist (1)
24-24: Upgraded minimum iOS version to 12.0.Raising the
MinimumOSVersionaligns with updated iOS requirements and ensures feature compatibility. Confirm your user base is comfortable with dropping support for iOS 11.windows/flutter/generated_plugins.cmake (1)
6-6: Great addition offlutter_inappwebview_windowsplugin.
Addingflutter_inappwebview_windowsbroadens cross-platform web view functionality. Please ensure you have fully tested in-app WebView features on Windows platforms to avoid runtime issues.windows/flutter/generated_plugin_registrant.cc (2)
9-9: Include statement looks correct.
This include will allow the proper exposure of theflutter_inappwebview_windowsAPI. Confirm whether the plugin’s C API and dependencies align with your Windows build environment.
15-16: Plugin registration is consistent with Flutter's plugin registry pattern.
Looks good—just ensure that this registration aligns with the version of the plugin you are using. Verify that the plugin’s lifecycle is managed correctly and it’s not introducing memory leaks.macos/Flutter/GeneratedPluginRegistrant.swift (4)
9-9: Good to see the MacOS-specific import for flutter_inappwebview.
Be sure to confirm that the macOS plugin features are fully compatible with the rest of the application’s code and do not have any platform-specific caveats that need additional handling.
13-13:shared_preferences_foundationimport looks fine.
Including theshared_preferences_foundationplugin extends your macOS environment with local data storage capabilities. Ensure compliance with user privacy requirements if storing sensitive data.
18-18:InAppWebViewFlutterPluginregistration is straightforward.
RegisteringInAppWebViewFlutterPluginon macOS unlocks consistent in-app browser features across platforms. Great job!
22-22:SharedPreferencesPluginregistration is consistent.
No concerns here. Ensure you have tests covering reading/writing preferences on macOS.ios/Podfile (1)
2-2: Upgrading to iOS 12 platform is sensible.
Raising the minimum iOS deployment target from 11.0 to 12.0 may affect older device compatibility. Ensure you communicate this requirement to your users and that the entire codebase is tested on iOS 12+ to avoid unexpected issues.lib/encrypted_box.dart (1)
29-30: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionCaution about disabling secure key storage.
Commenting out thesecureStorage.writecall prevents future retrieval of the encryption key and may cause decryption failures after the app restarts. If the key is not reliably stored, sensitive data could become inaccessible. Consider providing a dedicated toggle or environment-based logic rather than fully removing the write operation.ios/Runner/Info.plist (1)
32-32: Ensure custom URL scheme is in sync with bundle identifier.
Confirm that “com.kinde.myapp” matches your actual bundle identifier or intended custom URL scheme. Using mismatched values could break deep-linking or authentication callback flows.lib/home/home_page.dart (2)
26-31: Good practice to pass context for better navigation and error handling.
Including thecontextparameter helps the SDK or function handle navigation flows that may require context (like presenting a dialog). Ensure all callers provide the correctBuildContextto avoid potential runtime issues.
69-69: Confirm existing logic around PKCE login now that context is passed.
This addition can provide more UI or routing control, so verify it is required and doesn’t disrupt the normal sign-in flow.ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (7)
217-217: Project upgrade check updated.
RaisingLastUpgradeCheckto “1510” suggests changes relevant to a newer Xcode version. Validate Xcode-run tasks or CLI scripts to ensure compatibility with the updated settings.
454-454: Bumping iOS deployment target to 12.0 (Profile build).
Ensure that all dependencies and frameworks support iOS 12.0 or newer. Devices running older versions of iOS will no longer be able to install this app.
470-470: Development team identifier changed.
Confirm the new team identifier matches your Apple Developer account for building and deploying. Otherwise, code signing might fail.
582-582: Bumping iOS deployment target to 12.0 (Debug build).
Same caution: verify older iOS devices won’t be supported. Make sure your user base is aware of the OS version requirement.
631-631: Bumping iOS deployment target to 12.0 (Release build).
Double-check all third-party libraries are compatible and tested against iOS 12.0. Potential runtime or compile-time issues could surface.
649-649: New development team for Debug configuration.
Cross-check that your certificate provisioning and code signing align with the updated team ID.
672-672: New development team for Release configuration.
Ensure production release processes are valid under the new team provisioning profile.macos/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (29)
30-31: Include Pods frameworks
These references addPods_Runner.frameworkandPods_RunnerTests.frameworkto the Xcode project. This is a standard CocoaPods approach and looks good.
65-65: File reference for Tests framework
A reference toPods_RunnerTests.frameworkis added, ensuring proper linkage. No issues here.
70-70: App product reference
Includingflutter_starter_kit.appin the product references is aligned with the generated app target. No concerns.
82-82: Profile build config for Pods-Runner
The addition ofPods-Runner.profile.xcconfigensures separate Profile build settings. This is standard practice.
84-85: Add debug/release xcconfigs for RunnerTests
These references (Pods-RunnerTests.release.xcconfigandPods-RunnerTests.debug.xcconfig) handle environment-specific settings for unit tests.
87-87: File reference for Pods_Runner.framework
This framework reference is essential for linking the Runner target with CocoaPods. All good.
88-88: Release config for Runner
ThePods-Runner.release.xcconfigreference is consistent with the standard Pod integration for release settings.
89-89: Profile config for RunnerTests
AddingPods-RunnerTests.profile.xcconfigensures tests have a separate Profile config. Nicely integrated.
90-90: Debug config for RunnerTests
ReferencingPods-RunnerTests.debug.xcconfigorganizes debug settings for unit tests.
98-98: Pods_RunnerTests.framework in the Frameworks phase
This line ensures the test target’s framework is included in the build phase. Proper integration.
106-106: Pods_Runner.framework in the Frameworks phase
This line ensures the main target’s framework is included in the build phase. Looks correct.
140-140: Add Pods group
Introducing thePodsgroup in the Xcode project organizes the xcconfig references neatly.
188-200: Grouped Pod xcconfig references
These lines define thePodsgroup contents, housing multiple.xcconfigfiles. This layout is standard for CocoaPods.
204-205: Framework references under Frameworks group
Providing references forPods_Runner.frameworkandPods_RunnerTests.frameworkis consistent with the group’s purpose.
217-217: [CP] Check Pods Manifest.lock phase (RunnerTests)
Adding a shell script build phase for verifying Podfile.lock alignment is a normal CocoaPods step.
236-236: [CP] Check Pods Manifest.lock phase (Runner)
Similarly, this ensures the main target’s Pods manifest is consistent.
261-261: Xcode project version update
UpdatingLastUpgradeCheckto 1510. Usually harmless housekeeping by Xcode.
324-340: [CP] Embed Pods Frameworks
This shell script phase ensures that embedded frameworks from Pods are properly included.
341-362: [CP] Check Pods Manifest.lock (RunnerTests)
This phase is identical to the previous check, applied to the test target. Good to keep them in sync.
401-422: [CP] Check Pods Manifest.lock (Runner)
Again, another standard CocoaPods phase ensuring the lock file is up-to-date.
474-474: RunnerTests debug config
LinkingPods-RunnerTests.debug.xcconfigensures correct project settings in debug mode.
489-489: RunnerTests release config
LinkingPods-RunnerTests.release.xcconfigensures correct project settings in release mode.
504-504: RunnerTests profile config
LinkingPods-RunnerTests.profile.xcconfigorganizes test-specific settings during profiling.
570-570: macOS code signing
"CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=macosx*]" = "Apple Development";can be valid for local runs. Ensure correct identity in production.
573-573: Development Team
DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = A932FLW5H3;is a simple team ID. Confirm it matches your actual Apple Developer profile.
698-698: macOS code signing
Same verification needed as line 570.
701-701: Development Team
Same verification needed as line 573.
720-720: macOS code signing
Same verification needed as line 570.
723-723: Development Team
Same verification needed as line 573.android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties (1)
3-5: Upgrade Gradle distribution and add wrapper properties
Upgrading to Gradle 8.9 can introduce new features and potential compatibility impacts. The addednetworkTimeoutandvalidateDistributionUrlproperties help secure and expedite downloads.Run the following script to confirm that build tasks function properly and that Gradle 8.9 is recognized:
✅ Verification successful
Gradle 8.9 upgrade appears compatible with current configuration
The verification shows:
- The project uses AndroidX and Jetifier, which are compatible with Gradle 8.9
- Android Gradle Plugin version 7.3.0 is used, which supports Gradle 8.x
- The SDK configurations are Flutter-managed, reducing version-specific concerns
- The added wrapper properties (
networkTimeoutandvalidateDistributionUrl) are standard security enhancementsThe upgrade appears safe to proceed with, though as with any Gradle version change, the first build should be monitored for unexpected behavior.
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android/settings.gradle (5)
1-8: Managed Flutter SDK path
Readingflutter.sdkfromlocal.propertiesand asserting it's set ensures consistent configuration. Good approach.
10-10: Include flutter_tools
includeBuild("$flutterSdkPath/packages/flutter_tools/gradle")references the Flutter engine’s Gradle tasks, ensuring plugin loading.
12-16: pluginManagement repositories
Defininggoogle(),mavenCentral(), andgradlePluginPortal()is standard for resolving Android and Flutter plugins.
19-23: Plugins block
Declaringdev.flutter.flutter-plugin-loader,com.android.application, andorg.jetbrains.kotlin.androidwith specific versions centralizes plugin versions.
25-25: Include app module
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17-17: Ignore .swiftpm/ directory
.swiftpm/is often generated for Swift Package Manager projects on macOS. Excluding it avoids clutter in the repo.pubspec.yaml (2)
39-42: LGTM!The dev_dependencies section is properly structured with the essential flutter_test SDK.
57-57: Verify flutter_lints major version upgradeThe update from
^2.0.0to^5.0.0is a significant jump that might introduce breaking changes and stricter linting rules.✅ Verification successful
The flutter_lints upgrade appears safe to proceed
The codebase has a standard
analysis_options.yamlconfiguration that includes the default Flutter lint rules without any custom overrides. The update toflutter_lints ^5.0.0should be safe because:
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rules:section is empty)- No widespread use of lint suppressions or ignores was found in the codebase
- The project follows the recommended setup for Flutter linting
While we couldn't access the changelog directly, the default configuration makes this upgrade less risky as it follows Flutter's standard practices.
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💡 Codebase verification
Missing required configurations for secure storage and URL handling
The verification reveals missing configurations that need to be addressed:
- MacOS entitlements file lacks the required
keychain-access-groupsconfiguration forflutter_secure_storage - Web configuration is missing the necessary
url_launchersetup inweb/index.html
Required changes:
- Add keychain access group identifier to both
.entitlementsfiles in themacosdirectory - Add the following to
web/index.htmlin the<head>section:<script> window.flutterWebRenderer = "html"; </script>
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify platform-specific configurations for web and macOS
The dependencies look good for multi-platform support. However, some packages might need additional configuration:
flutter_secure_storagemight need macOS entitlementsurl_launchermight need configuration in web/index.html
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Explain your changes
Added support for macos and web based flutter applications. This is dependant on a new SDK version.
Upgraded IOS
Upgraded Android
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Release Notes
Platform Updates
Authentication
Web and Mobile Support
Plugin Enhancements
Security