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Summary

  • move Android USB connect and APDU I/O off the Flutter platform thread and serialize native operations
  • complete or cancel every pending Android callback on denial, disconnect, device removal, stale broadcasts, and plugin teardown
  • protect USB permission broadcasts on Android 26+ and release claimed interfaces and device connections on every close path
  • validate Android USB descriptors, CCID response sizes, method arguments, and APDU hex input
  • serialize CryptoTokenKit sessions per reader and isolate reconnects from stale Darwin callbacks
  • serialize desktop PC/SC context and card operations, retain the context until the last card disconnects, and allow initialization retries
  • update the example Android toolchain for current Flutter stable and add Android parser and Flutter widget tests to CI

Testing

  • flutter analyze
  • flutter test in example/
  • ./gradlew :ccid:testDebugUnitTest :app:assembleDebug with Java 17
  • flutter build apk --release in example/
  • flutter analyze in the vendored package
  • flutter build apk --debug in canokey-console
  • flutter build macos --debug in canokey-console

The Android dependency remains compatible with compileSdk 35 and the package's declared Flutter 3.24+ range.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved smart-card reader connection, communication, and disconnection handling across Android, iOS, and PC/SC.
    • Added safer operation queuing, cancellation, reader refresh, and reconnect behavior.
    • Added support for reader-specific APDU size limits.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Added validation for malformed commands, responses, descriptors, and connection arguments.
    • Improved cleanup after reader removal, disconnection, and communication errors.
    • Prevented duplicate operations after connections close.
  • Documentation

    • Updated Android build requirements and transceive parameter documentation.
  • Tests

    • Expanded smart-card messaging and example-app coverage.

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The Android plugin now manages USB operations asynchronously and tracks readers by stable identity. Ccid validates descriptors and responses and closes USB resources safely. Darwin and PC/SC implementations now validate inputs, serialize operations, and clean up stale state.

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CCID operation handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Android connection lifecycle
android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt
Android initializes USB resources and an executor, tracks readers by device and interface identity, validates permission results and arguments, runs operations asynchronously, cancels stale work, and closes resources during disconnect, refresh, and engine detachment.
Android CCID resource and message validation
android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/Ccid.kt, android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidDescriptor.kt, android/src/test/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidMessageTest.kt, android/build.gradle
Ccid synchronizes closure and transfers, validates descriptors and response lengths, derives the maximum APDU length, limits responses to 1 MiB, and exposes maxMessageLength. Tests cover valid, truncated, and oversized headers.
Darwin operation validation and queue handling
darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift
Darwin validates reader and CAPDU arguments, serializes transceive work, guards completion, tracks connection generations, and cancels queued and active operations during reconnect and disconnect.
PC/SC serialization and integration
lib/ccid_pcsc.dart, .github/workflows/example-app.yaml, example/android/*, example/test/widget_test.dart, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, lib/ccid.dart
PC/SC operations now validate bounded hexadecimal APDUs and preserve initialization state when context release fails. The example Android build, widget tests, CI workflow, documentation, and changelog reflect the updated native behavior and toolchain requirements.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to d3f65

The PR improves native connection and callback lifecycle handling, but unresolved races can connect the wrong Android request, orphan or hang sessions, or interleave transfers with disconnects; oversized APDUs may exhaust app memory, and the CI workflow still has credential-exposure and test-target issues. These concrete correctness, availability, security, and validation risks should be fixed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant CcidPlugin
  participant UsbManager
  participant Ccid
  Caller->>CcidPlugin: request reader connection
  CcidPlugin->>UsbManager: request USB permission
  UsbManager-->>CcidPlugin: return permission result
  CcidPlugin->>Ccid: open interface and execute operation
  Ccid-->>CcidPlugin: return validated response
  CcidPlugin-->>Caller: complete request
  Caller->>CcidPlugin: disconnect reader
  CcidPlugin->>Ccid: close interface and USB connection
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android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt (2)

243-294: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Move the in-progress guard above the permission branch.

The CCID_READER_CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS check at Lines 244-247 only runs when usbManager.hasPermission(device) is false. After the user grants permission, hasPermission returns true immediately, but the ACTION_USB_PERMISSION broadcast arrives later, so reader.result is still set.

A second connect call in that window takes the else branch at Line 276 and connects directly. Two failures follow:

  1. Line 289 writes reader.copy(ccid = ccid) from the snapshot read at Line 226, which still carries the pending result. The receiver then calls connectToInterface again at Line 65 and overwrites ccid at Line 76. The first Ccid and its UsbDeviceConnection are orphaned.
  2. Both the direct call and the broadcast complete their own Result with success, so the reader is reported connected twice over two distinct USB connections.

Check the pending result once, before the permission branch.

🐛 Proposed fix
         if (reader.ccid != null) {
             result.error("CCID_READER_ALREADY_CONNECTED", "Reader already connected", null)
             return
         }
 
+        if (reader.result != null) {
+            result.error(
+                "CCID_READER_CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS",
+                "Connection already in progress",
+                null
+            )
+            return
+        }
+
         if (!usbManager.hasPermission(device)) {
-            if (reader.result != null) {
-                result.error("CCID_READER_CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS", "Connection already in progress", null)
-                return
-            }
             // Request permission
             readers[name] = reader.copy(result = result)
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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 243 - 294,
Move the reader.result in-progress guard out of the
!usbManager.hasPermission(device) branch and execute it once before the
permission check in the connect flow. Preserve the existing
CCID_READER_CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS error and early return, then allow only the
original permission request or connection path to continue.

215-222: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

A pending connect result can be dropped by listReaders.

Line 249 stores the pending Result inside the Reader entry in the readers map. listReaders rebuilds that map at Lines 215-221 and preserves an existing entry only when the newly scanned display name matches exactly. The duplicate-name indexing at Lines 205-213 changes the key from "X" to "X (1)" when a second identical reader is attached.

If the Dart side calls listReaders while a permission request is pending, the old entry is discarded with its Result. The permission broadcast then hits the "Reader not found" branch at Lines 39-42 and returns, so the Dart future never completes.

Consider tracking pending connect results outside the reader map, keyed by device name and interface index.

Also applies to: 249-249

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 215 - 222,
Update listReaders and the connect flow so pending permission Result callbacks
are stored outside the readers map, keyed by stable device name and interface
index, allowing duplicate-name indexing and reader-map rebuilds without dropping
them. Ensure the permission broadcast handler retrieves and completes the
pending result from this separate tracking structure, including when the reader
key changes from a base name to a suffixed duplicate.
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android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt (1)

33-33: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Extract the "name" extra key into a constant.

The literal "name" appears at Line 33 and Line 251. A typo in one location silently breaks the permission callback. Add a constant next to ACTION_USB_PERMISSION in the companion object.

♻️ Proposed refactor
     companion object {
         private val TAG = FlutterPlugin::class.java.name
         private const val ACTION_USB_PERMISSION = "im.nfc.ccid.USB_PERMISSION"
+        private const val EXTRA_READER_NAME = "name"
     }
-                    val name = intent.getStringExtra("name")
+                    val name = intent.getStringExtra(EXTRA_READER_NAME)
-            intent.putExtra("name", name)
+            intent.putExtra(EXTRA_READER_NAME, name)

Also applies to: 251-251

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` at line 33, Extract the
repeated "name" intent extra key into a companion-object constant alongside
ACTION_USB_PERMISSION, then update both getStringExtra usages in CcidPlugin to
reference that constant.
darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift (1)

114-119: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider resetting the active-reader state when the reader is reconnected.

disconnect correctly leaves activeTransceiveReaders untouched, because the in-flight operation clears it through startNextTransceive.

One gap remains. If the in-flight beginSession or transmit completion never fires, for example after the card is physically removed, the reader name stays in activeTransceiveReaders. connect at Lines 58-70 reuses the same reader name as the key, so every later transceive for that reader is queued at Line 131 and never started.

Clearing the entry in the connect case would make reconnection recover this state.

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In `@darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift` around lines 114 - 119, Update the
connect handling near the disconnect case to remove the reconnecting reader from
activeTransceiveReaders before accepting new transceives, while preserving the
existing pending-operation cancellation behavior in disconnect and normal
active-state handling for currently connected readers.
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Inline comments:
In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Around line 152-158: Add a lifecycle cleanup method to Ccid that releases the
claimed USB interface and closes its UsbDeviceConnection, then invoke it before
clearing ccid when disconnecting or detaching in the relevant reader flows.
Update connectToInterface to call the same cleanup on setup failures, while
preserving existing result handling.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Around line 243-294: Move the reader.result in-progress guard out of the
!usbManager.hasPermission(device) branch and execute it once before the
permission check in the connect flow. Preserve the existing
CCID_READER_CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS error and early return, then allow only the
original permission request or connection path to continue.
- Around line 215-222: Update listReaders and the connect flow so pending
permission Result callbacks are stored outside the readers map, keyed by stable
device name and interface index, allowing duplicate-name indexing and reader-map
rebuilds without dropping them. Ensure the permission broadcast handler
retrieves and completes the pending result from this separate tracking
structure, including when the reader key changes from a base name to a suffixed
duplicate.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Line 33: Extract the repeated "name" intent extra key into a companion-object
constant alongside ACTION_USB_PERMISSION, then update both getStringExtra usages
in CcidPlugin to reference that constant.

In `@darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift`:
- Around line 114-119: Update the connect handling near the disconnect case to
remove the reconnecting reader from activeTransceiveReaders before accepting new
transceives, while preserving the existing pending-operation cancellation
behavior in disconnect and normal active-state handling for currently connected
readers.
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Addressed the lifecycle review in 8c411ab:

  • pending Android permission results are now keyed by stable device/interface identity and survive listReaders renaming
  • duplicate connects are rejected before either permission branch
  • USB interfaces/connections are released on disconnect, detach, disappearance, and setup failures
  • Darwin operations use connection generations and exactly-once completions so reconnects can recover without stale callbacks affecting the new queue

The two Android CI failures are unrelated to this PR: the example pins Gradle 8.11.1 while the workflow tracks Flutter stable, which now requires Gradle >= 8.14.0. The same Android implementation builds successfully in canokey-console with a current Gradle toolchain.

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Inline comments:
In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Around line 74-84: Move the blocking connectToInterface setup out of
usbReceiver.onReceive and execute it on a background executor. Keep
pendingConnections removal in onReceive, then post both pendingConnection.result
callbacks and readers updates to the main thread while preserving existing
success and error behavior.
- Around line 29-45: Update the USB permission receiver registration associated
with usbReceiver to prevent external broadcasts on every supported API level:
use the non-exported receiver flag on API 33+ and an equivalent
permission-protected or otherwise non-exported registration for API 26–32.
Preserve receipt of UsbManager’s PendingIntent callback under the app identity
and ensure forged USB permission broadcasts cannot remove pendingConnections
entries.

In `@darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift`:
- Around line 111-117: Update the finish callback to check
completion.isCompleted before calling card.endSession(),
completion.complete(response), or finishTransceive; return immediately when
already completed so late callbacks cannot end the session twice.
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Completed the remaining review items in ea589b5 and a2fddcd: all Android USB setup and APDU work now runs on a serial executor, pending transceives are cancelled on disconnect/detach, engine reattachment recreates the executor, USB permission receivers are non-exported on every supported Android version, and native parsing/lifecycle tests are part of CI. The example Gradle wrapper is now 8.14.3, which directly fixes the prior Android CI failure.

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darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift (1)

30-59: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Track CryptoTokenKit session state separately from result completion.

If disconnect runs while beginSession is pending, resetTransceives calls endSession() before success. A later successful callback calls endSession() again. Call endSession() only after successful beginSession, and make it one-shot. Add a regression test for disconnect before the begin-session callback succeeds.

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In `@darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift` around lines 30 - 59, Update the
transceive session lifecycle around TransceiveCompletion and PendingTransceive
to track CryptoTokenKit session state independently from Flutter result
completion. Ensure resetTransceives does not end a session before beginSession
succeeds, and make endSession execute exactly once after a successful
beginSession, including when disconnect occurs while the callback is pending.
Add a regression test covering disconnect before the begin-session success
callback.
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android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/Ccid.kt (1)

43-49: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Guard iccPowerOn and iccPowerOff like xfrBlock.

close() and xfrBlock() now share one monitor, and xfrBlock() rejects a closed reader. iccPowerOn() at line 16 and iccPowerOff() at line 31 still run without the monitor and without the closed check. iccPowerOn() runs during connection setup, so a concurrent close() can interleave and drive transfers on a closed UsbDeviceConnection. Both methods also mutate currentSeq, which xfrBlock() mutates under the monitor.

Add @Synchronized and the closed check to both methods.

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/Ccid.kt` around lines 43 - 49, Add
`@Synchronized` and an early closed-state return/check to both iccPowerOn() and
iccPowerOff(), matching xfrBlock(). Ensure their currentSeq mutations and USB
transfers are serialized with close() and do not run after the reader is closed.
android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt (2)

375-387: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Close the stale Ccid on ioExecutor.

Lines 377 and 382 call ccid?.close() on the main thread. Ccid.close() is @Synchronized and performs USB releaseInterface and close. Every other close site in this file runs on ioExecutor. Move these two calls to the executor to keep USB work off the main thread and to keep one thread as the owner of USB teardown.

♻️ Proposed change
             mainHandler.post {
                 if (!pendingConnections.remove(reader.id, pendingConnection)) {
-                    ccid?.close()
+                    ccid?.let { stale -> ioExecutor.execute { stale.close() } }
                     return@post
                 }
                 val readerEntry = readers.entries.firstOrNull { it.value.id == reader.id }
                 if (readerEntry == null) {
-                    ccid?.close()
+                    ccid?.let { stale -> ioExecutor.execute { stale.close() } }
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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 375 - 387,
Update the stale-connection handling in the mainHandler callback to dispatch
both ccid?.close() calls to ioExecutor instead of executing USB teardown on the
main thread, while preserving the existing returns and
pendingConnections/readerEntry behavior.

477-479: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Restrict isValidHex to ASCII hex digits.

Char.isDigit() accepts Unicode decimal digits. A CAPDU such as "١٢" passes validation, but hexToByteArray() rejects it and the caller receives CCID_TRANSCEIVE_ERROR instead of CCID_INVALID_ARGUMENT. Use it in '0'..'9' for the numeric branch.

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 477 - 479,
Update String.isValidHex to accept only ASCII hexadecimal characters by
replacing the Unicode-permissive digit check with an explicit '0'..'9' range,
while retaining the existing A–F validation and length requirements.
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Inline comments:
In `@lib/ccid_pcsc.dart`:
- Around line 94-99: Update the cleanup branch around context.release() so
_initialized is set to false only after release completes successfully; do not
reset it in a finally block when release throws, preserving the initialized
state and unreleased native handle for subsequent handling.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@darwin/ccid/Sources/ccid/CcidPlugin.swift`:
- Around line 30-59: Update the transceive session lifecycle around
TransceiveCompletion and PendingTransceive to track CryptoTokenKit session state
independently from Flutter result completion. Ensure resetTransceives does not
end a session before beginSession succeeds, and make endSession execute exactly
once after a successful beginSession, including when disconnect occurs while the
callback is pending. Add a regression test covering disconnect before the
begin-session success callback.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/Ccid.kt`:
- Around line 43-49: Add `@Synchronized` and an early closed-state return/check to
both iccPowerOn() and iccPowerOff(), matching xfrBlock(). Ensure their
currentSeq mutations and USB transfers are serialized with close() and do not
run after the reader is closed.

In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Around line 375-387: Update the stale-connection handling in the mainHandler
callback to dispatch both ccid?.close() calls to ioExecutor instead of executing
USB teardown on the main thread, while preserving the existing returns and
pendingConnections/readerEntry behavior.
- Around line 477-479: Update String.isValidHex to accept only ASCII hexadecimal
characters by replacing the Unicode-permissive digit check with an explicit
'0'..'9' range, while retaining the existing A–F validation and length
requirements.
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153-159: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Bound the CAPDU size before decoding it.

Line 156 accepts every even-length ASCII hexadecimal string. The executor then decodes it, and Ccid.xfrBlock allocates another command + apdu buffer in android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/Ccid.kt lines 51-78. A large method-channel argument can exhaust the app heap before the reader rejects it.

Reject CAPDUs above an explicit byte limit before hexToByteArray(). Prefer a limit derived from the reader's advertised maximum CCID message size.

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 153 - 159,
The transceive validation in CcidPlugin must reject oversized CAPDUs before
hexToByteArray() or executor processing. Derive the byte limit from the reader’s
advertised maximum CCID message size when available, validate the decoded-size
equivalent against it, and return CCID_INVALID_ARGUMENT for oversized input
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In @.github/workflows/example-app.yaml:
- Around line 82-85: Update the Android unit-test step to use the valid plugin
Gradle project: add or invoke the Gradle wrapper under android/ before running
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project qualifier. Keep the existing APK debug matrix condition and
working-directory intent.

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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt`:
- Around line 153-159: The transceive validation in CcidPlugin must reject
oversized CAPDUs before hexToByteArray() or executor processing. Derive the byte
limit from the reader’s advertised maximum CCID message size when available,
validate the decoded-size equivalent against it, and return
CCID_INVALID_ARGUMENT for oversized input while preserving existing reader, hex,
and valid-request behavior.
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Comment on lines +82 to +85
- name: Run Android unit tests
if: ${{ matrix.target == 'apk' && matrix.variant == 'debug' }}
run: ./gradlew :ccid:testDebugUnitTest
working-directory: example/android/

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Run the plugin unit tests with a valid Gradle project and wrapper.

example/android/settings.gradle includes only :app, so :ccid:testDebugUnitTest cannot resolve. The plugin is the root project in android/settings.gradle, but android/ has no gradlew; add a wrapper there before invoking ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest.

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# setup environment
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- uses: actions/setup-java@v4
- uses: actions/checkout@v5

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Disable checkout credential persistence.

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Addressed the valid final review findings in d3f6545: CryptoTokenKit session state is now independent from Flutter result completion, endSession() only runs once after a successful begin; Android power operations share the close/transfer monitor, stale USB teardown stays off the main thread, hex validation is ASCII-only, and CAPDU allocation is bounded by the reader's advertised dwMaxCCIDMessageLength; PC/SC now preserves its native context state when release fails and rejects malformed/oversized CAPDUs before decoding.

The Gradle-project finding is not reproducible: the green apk-debug job ran the exact ./gradlew :ccid:testDebugUnitTest command successfully after flutter build apk generated the ignored wrapper and registered the plugin module.

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336-352: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Correlate each USB permission result with its permission request.

A permission intent contains only ReaderId. If request A is cancelled and request B starts for the same device and interface, a delayed result for A finds B in pendingConnections. A stale denial fails B. A stale grant starts B without B's result.

  • android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt#L336-L352: add a unique request token to the permission intent and PendingConnection.
  • android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt#L40-L86: require the received token to match the pending request before removing it or starting a connection.
Proposed fix
+private const val EXTRA_PERMISSION_REQUEST_ID = "permissionRequestId"
+
-private class PendingConnection(val result: Result) {
+private class PendingConnection(
+    val result: Result,
+    val permissionRequestId: Int? = null,
+) {
-val pendingConnection = PendingConnection(result)
+val requestId = nextPermissionRequestCode++
+val pendingConnection = PendingConnection(result, requestId)
 pendingConnections[reader.id] = pendingConnection
 val intent = Intent(ACTION_USB_PERMISSION)
+intent.putExtra(EXTRA_PERMISSION_REQUEST_ID, requestId)
 ...
-    nextPermissionRequestCode++,
+    requestId,
+val requestId = intent.getIntExtra(EXTRA_PERMISSION_REQUEST_ID, -1)
 val pendingConnection = pendingConnections[readerId]
-if (pendingConnection == null) {
+if (pendingConnection == null ||
+    pendingConnection.permissionRequestId != requestId) {
     Log.d(TAG, "Ignoring stale USB permission result for $readerId")
     return
 }
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In `@android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt` around lines 336 - 352,
Correlate USB permission results with their originating request: in
android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt lines 336-352, generate one
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permission Intent; in lines 40-86, read and validate that token against the
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- Around line 336-352: Correlate USB permission results with their originating
request: in android/src/main/kotlin/im/nfc/ccid/CcidPlugin.kt lines 336-352,
generate one unique request token, store it in PendingConnection, and include it
in the permission Intent; in lines 40-86, read and validate that token against
the pending request before removing it or starting the connection, ignoring
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dangfan merged commit 503dea8 into nfcim:master Aug 20, 2026
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