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Bump JNI to 0.15.0 to be compatible with other packages
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Flutter Mobile iOS, Dart
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Please plan to bump version of JNI to 0.15.x to be compatible with other packages.
Version
9.8.0
Steps to Reproduce
Use latest version and cronet_http(or any other package which is using latest jni)
Expected Result
flutter pub get works as expected
Actual Result
packages has incompatible jni versions
Are you willing to submit a PR?
None
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Can this be done with objective_c too?
Unfortunately no because objc 9.0.0 has a much higher min Dart version than we support (and they update it quite frequently 😅 )
However, we are planning on reverting our FFI usage on iOS/macOS due to issues and therefore will also be removing the objective_c package - once that's released there won't be any conflicts anymore in that regard
@buenaflor I also added ffi/jni to my app too early, had some nasty segfualts.
Hi!
Soon new cronet version with some critical bugfixes will be released https://github.com/dart-lang/http/pull/1862 Don't want to push you guys, but do you have any timelines or beta?
Don't want to push you guys, but do you have any timelines or beta?
all good! I'm doing a 9.9.1 release today and then the plan is to update JNI. I'll prepare a beta release for that JNI bump in 9.10.0-beta.0
I just noticed that from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0 jni bumped the flutter version from >=2.2.11 to >=3.35.6 so bumping to 0.15.0 might be non-trivial since Sentry's min version is set to 3.28.0 😅
I can add the JNI bump on a separate branch and keep it up to date with main, and you can point your Sentry Flutter dependency to that branch.
Until we cut a new major release, I don’t see another viable option to address this, aside from downgrading either Cronet or Sentry.