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@kingstinct/react-native-healthkit@15.0.0

Major Changes

• d279bc7: Fix unbounded memory growth when querying large numbers of samples or statistics (There seems to be a memory leak in this package #274), and improve memory management for workout proxies (getWorkoutRoutes() leaks memory across repeated calls, eventually hitting iOS's per-process memory limit #370).

  Breaking changes

  source values embedded in returned data are now plain { name, bundleIdentifier } objects instead of SourceProxy HybridObjects:

  • sample.sourceRevision.source on every sample type (quantity, category, workout, correlation, ECG, heartbeat series, medication, state of mind)
  • QueryStatisticsResponse.sources and QueryStatisticsResponseFromSingleSource.source

  Reading .name and .bundleIdentifier works as before. What no longer works on these values: toJSON() (they already are plain JSON), equals(), dispose(), and passing them into filter.sources. To filter by a sample's source, look the source up through querySources() by bundleIdentifier:

  const sources = await querySources('HKQuantityTypeIdentifierHeartRate')
  const source = sources.find(
    (candidate) => candidate.bundleIdentifier === sample.sourceRevision.source.bundleIdentifier,
  )
  await queryQuantitySamples('HKQuantityTypeIdentifierHeartRate', {
    filter: { sources: source ? [source] : [] },
  })

  querySources(), currentAppSource() and filter.sources keep using SourceProxy.

  Memory improvements

  • Every serialized sample and every statistics bucket used to allocate a native HybridObject just to carry the source's two strings. react-native-nitro-modules keeps a small bookkeeping record per HybridObject for the lifetime of the JS runtime, so memory grew with every query and never came back. Measured on the There seems to be a memory leak in this package #274 access pattern (200 workouts + 10,000 heart-rate samples per fetch, 120 fetches): growth dropped from about 147 MB to about 19 MB.
  • WorkoutProxy and SourceProxy now report an estimated native memory size to the JS engine, so the garbage collector accounts for the HKWorkout / HKSource graphs they keep alive and collects stale proxies sooner.
  • Errors while reading workout route locations are now propagated to the returned promise instead of crashing the app via try!.
  • New README section on memory considerations, including when to call dispose().

Patch Changes

• b24b8ed: iOS: read isProtectedDataAvailable on the main actor in isProtectedDataAvailableAsync (UIApplication is @MainActor-isolated), and retry a statistics query once when HealthKit refuses with errorDatabaseInaccessible while protected data is available — the store re-opens a moment after the device unlocks, and a query issued in that window was surfacing as an opaque Code=6 string.

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