Changelog

All notable changes to tauri-plugin-centrifugo and tauri-plugin-centrifugo-api.

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centrifugo:default now includes allow-provide-token, allow-add-subscription-with-options and allow-remove-all-subscriptions; with only the default set, provideToken (the token bridge), addSubscriptionWithOptions and removeAllSubscriptions were denied.
Event listeners (onConnected, onPublication, ...) get the whole Tauri event again ({ event, payload, id }, as typed and as in 0.1.x). 0.2.0 passed only the payload, so onMessage, onChannelMessage, onAnyMessage, onPublicationRawJson, onServerPublicationRawJson and helpers.subscribeToChannel(s) threw on every publication. Code written for 0.2.0 that reads e.channel must read e.payload.channel.

Stale allow-/deny-start-connection and allow-/deny-stop-connection permissions (no such commands).

Breaking: the client is now the official Rust SDK centrifuge-client instead of the internal engine. Its modules (client, config, protocol, ...) are no longer re-exported; the SDK is available as tauri_plugin_centrifugo::centrifuge.
The connection token callback (need_token) is installed only when token is set or requestToken: true; anonymous connections no longer wait for the frontend.
refresh answers a pending need_token (else sets the token for the next connect); subRefresh answers need_sub_token. The SDK refreshes tokens itself before they expire.
subscribed event carries wasRecovering, recovered, streamPosition; connecting/disconnected carry code/reason.
guest-js is built with Vite 8 and TypeScript 6; dual ESM/CJS types; checked with publint and attw.

StartConfig.httpStreamUrl (HTTP-streaming fallback), headers, requestToken.
SubscribeOptions.delta (fossil) and since (resume from a saved position).
need_sub_token, join, leave events; onNeedSubToken helper.
Android: wss:// works out of the box (Mozilla roots via webpki-roots).
End-to-end tests against a real Centrifugo, CI on Linux, macOS and Windows, Android build check.

ping (resolves when connected; the SDK pings by itself).
Map publish fields (type/key/removed) and track/untrack sub refresh fields: rejected with Not supported.

A newer token request no longer makes the previous one fail as unauthorized (which disconnected the client for good).
Example app: endless log loop (attachConsole + console forwarding) that froze the UI on Android; autocorrect on inputs.

Deprecations

What 0.2 (the move to the official centrifuge-client SDK) deprecated or no longer supports.