Edison Jwa
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* fix(ios): preserve Silero VAD symbols in Flutter Debug builds
Flutter Debug builds split user code into a sibling Chanora.debug.dylib
alongside a minimal launcher executable; the six @_cdecl symbols
chanora_silero_vad_* land in the dylib, not the main binary. Two
problems were hiding behind that:
1. Debug.xcconfig only carried -exported_symbol flags, missing the
load-bearing -u force-undefined flags Release.xcconfig already had.
Without -u, the linker dropped the Swift @_cdecl symbols (no Swift
caller exists) before -exported_symbol could re-export them, so the
dylib shipped without the VAD entry points.
2. verify_silero_exports.sh inspected only ${EXECUTABLE_PATH}, which in
Debug builds is the launcher stub. Even with the symbols correctly
landing in the debug dylib, the script falsely reported them missing.
Mirror Release.xcconfig's -u + -exported_symbol pair in Debug.xcconfig
and teach the verify script to prefer Chanora.debug.dylib when it sits
next to the launcher. Release builds are unaffected (single fat binary
remains the inspected target).
* build(flutter): regenerate FRB bindings for file transfer API
Run flutter_rust_bridge_codegen against the post-PR-#40 chanora_bridge
to emit typed Dart bindings for initCache, downloadAvatar, downloadIcon,
clearFileCache, and fileCacheSize. Replaces the dynamic-cast +
NoSuchMethodError-swallowing shims that lib/src/rust/api.dart shipped
as a pre-regen safety net.
Functional change: downloadAvatar/downloadIcon now return Uint8List?
(was List<int>?) directly through the typed dispatch table. Existing
consumers stay source-compatible because Uint8List extends List<int>;
no call sites needed updates.
* fix(ios): set ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption to false
App uses only standard/exempt encryption (HTTPS, system-provided crypto);
declaring exempt status removes the App Store export-compliance prompt
at every TestFlight/release upload.
chanora_flutter
Chanora — cross-platform voice client for TeamSpeak-compatible servers.
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