Fixed #

• Android SDK version handling - Fixed regex patterns to properly match and replace SDK versions that reference variables (e.g., flutter.minSdkVersion)
• SDK version insertion now properly adds missing values to defaultConfig or android blocks when they don't exist
• Custom Gradle configuration now preserves proper indentation and provides warning about syntax compatibility

Changed #

• Improved regex patterns for minSdk, targetSdk, and compileSdk to match both numeric values and variable references (e.g., [\w.]+ instead of \d+)
• Added fallback logic to insert SDK version entries when they are missing from build files
• Enhanced _addCustomGradleConfig() to detect and preserve existing indentation patterns

Added #

• Comprehensive test coverage for SDK version insertion scenarios
• Tests for updating SDK versions with variable references (e.g., flutter.minSdkVersion)
• Test for validating build.gradle.kts structure after modifications
• Documentation file CUSTOM_GRADLE_CONFIG.md in example project explaining Groovy vs Kotlin DSL syntax differences
• Fixed example project's build.gradle.kts to use proper Kotlin DSL syntax for product flavors

Changed #

• AndroidManifest.xml formatting preservation - The processor now preserves the original structure, indentation, and whitespace when updating AndroidManifest.xml files
• Replaced XML document parsing and serialization with string-based regex replacements to maintain exact formatting
• Intelligent indentation detection for metadata entries (automatically detects spaces or tabs)

Added #

• New helper methods for format-preserving updates: _updateManifestPackage(), _updateManifestAppName(), and _detectMetadataIndentation()
• Comprehensive test coverage for formatting preservation including:
  • Tests for space-based indentation
  • Tests for tab-based indentation
  • Tests for mixed whitespace scenarios
  • Tests for metadata addition with correct indentation detection

Fixed #

• All flutter analyze issues resolved for code quality compliance

Added #

• Support for both Groovy (build.gradle) and Kotlin (build.gradle.kts) build scripts in Android processor
• Automatic detection of build script type with preference for .kts files when both exist
• Comprehensive test coverage for both Groovy and Kotlin build script formats

Changed #

• Enhanced Android processor to handle multiple build script syntaxes
• Updated documentation to reflect support for both build script types

Fixed #

• Fixed all flutter analyze issues for code quality compliance

Fixed #

• Improved code documentation and examples
• Enhanced test coverage and reliability
• Updated repository URL in pubspec.yaml

Changed #

• Refined package metadata

Added #

• Initial release of Flutter Flavor Orchestrator
• CLI tool for managing Flutter flavor configurations
• YAML-based configuration parser supporting:
  • Bundle ID and Package Name management
  • App name customization
  • Icon asset paths configuration
  • Custom metadata injection
  • Asset management per flavor
  • Provisioning file handling (Firebase configurations)
• Android native file manipulation:
  • AndroidManifest.xml modification via XML package
  • build.gradle flavor configuration injection
  • google-services.json automatic placement
• iOS native file manipulation:
  • Info.plist configuration updates
  • Bundle identifier management
  • GoogleService-Info.plist automatic placement
  • Scheme configuration support
• File management utilities with backup and rollback capabilities
• Comprehensive error handling and logging system
• Clean architecture implementation with separation of concerns
• Full API documentation with doc comments
• Unit test suite for core functionality
• Example project demonstrating all features
• Enterprise-level code quality with strict linting rules

Features #

• Command-line interface with intuitive arguments
• Support for multiple flavors (dev, staging, production, etc.)
• Atomic file operations with automatic rollback on errors
• Detailed logging for debugging and auditing
• Extensible architecture for future enhancements