feat(network): expose connection condition flags#2555
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Description
Adds optional
constrainedandexpensivefields toNetwork.getStatus()andnetworkStatusChange.This keeps
connectionTypeunchanged and exposes connection condition signals separately:NWPath.isConstrainedandNWPath.isExpensivenavigator.connection.saveDataforconstrainedOffline status reports both fields as
false.Change Type
Rationale / Problems Fixed
Some apps need to adjust network behavior based on more than connection type. For example, a connection can still be Wi-Fi or cellular while also being metered, expensive, or under a platform data-saving mode.
This adds platform-backed condition flags without changing the existing
connectionTypeAPI.Tests or Reproductions
Tested with:
CAP_PLUGIN_PUBLISH=true CAPACITOR_VERSION=8.4.1 npm run verifynpm run lintxcodebuild test -scheme CapacitorNetwork -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 17,OS=26.5'xcodebuild build -scheme CapacitorNetwork -destination 'id=00008150-001155E01191401C'Also verified the iOS target builds for a physical iPhone 17 Pro on iOS 26.5.1.
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Notes / Comments
No related issue that I could find.