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esefxdzandClaude Opus 5 dd1082c8de fix(session): repair the expiry warning and the gaps the review found
Review of 742f376 (Fable). Three defects made the feature not work for the
case it exists for:

- armExpiryWarning() cancelled the alarm before its own early return. Dart
  re-pushes the deadline every 60 s with no dedupe (rule 93's ">5 s" dedupe
  does not exist), so the first sync after the warning came due deleted the
  armed alarm and never re-armed it. Cancel now happens only on the branch
  that re-arms.
- cancelSessionWarningAlarm() built its PendingIntent with
  FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT, rewriting the live alarm's RUNTIME_TOKEN to "" so a
  delivery in flight was dropped as a stale generation. It now looks the
  existing PendingIntent up with FLAG_NO_CREATE.
- SOCKS5 mode never requested POST_NOTIFICATIONS (requestPermission() is
  TUN-only because it also raises the VPN consent dialog), so on Android 13+
  both alerts were dropped. New plugin method requests it on its own.

Also:
- the native deadline wins the expiry race against the 1 s Dart tick, so the
  commonest session end reached _onVpnConnectionChanged as a bare tunnel
  drop with no message. It now reconciles and sets the expiry text, with
  postAlert false since the native side already posted.
- a resume reconnect no longer resets the support-ad claim: it re-attaches
  to the same server session, where the top-up has already been spent.
- RevoltAlerts sets setOnlyAlertOnce so a replacing post does not re-sound.
- AGENTS.md rule 93 described a setSessionExpiry/SESSION_EXPIRES_AT_MS path
  that no longer exists, dedupe included. Corrected; that stale text is what
  the warning bug was written against.
- CHANGELOG no longer claims the alert covers the tunnel stopping on its own.

flutter analyze clean; debug APK builds.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
2026-10-17 00:22:26 +03:00
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flutter_vless_android

The Android implementation of the flutter_vless plugin.

Runtime

Android runtime binaries and geodata are delivered through the Maven Central AAR dependency dev.tfox.fluttervless:xray-android:26.7.11. This keeps the Pub.dev package lightweight while preserving the same packaged Xray files in the final Android app.

Do not add raw android/src/main/jniLibs or geodata files back to this package. Rebuild runtime files in android_runtime/xray_android/src/main, publish the Maven AAR, then publish this wrapper package.

Emulator Support

The current Maven runtime AAR includes armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86, and x86_64. This covers both physical Android devices and Android emulators.