[iamoguzhanarslantas]

Summary

The follow-up announced in #11. network_info_plus_watchos's example asks permission_handler for location at start, behind Platform.isIOS, which is true on the watch. Until now the example guarded that call with FlutterWatchosPlatform.isIos, because permission_handler had no watchOS implementation. Now that permission_handler_watchos is in this repository, the request has an answer, so the example is upstream's again (AUTHORING.md §3).

Not verified on a physical Apple Watch. Everything below was checked on the watchOS 27.0 Simulator and on the host.

• example/lib/main.dart is network_info_plus 8.2.2's own example, unchanged.
• example/pubspec.yaml adds permission_handler_watchos by path, in place of flutter_watchos. It names permission_handler: ^13.0.2, as upstream's example does.
• example/watchos/Runner/Info.plist has upstream's NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription ("Obtain WIFI Name"). With the next flutter-watchos release, this key alone compiles in permission_handler_watchos's location group (permission_handler_watchos: compile in only the permission groups an app uses #39).
• The runner installs FlutterWatchOSAppDelegate, as the current flutter-watchos create template does. Without it, the CLI warned that permission_handler_watchos's notification group needs it.
• watchos_example_start_test.dart checks a start without an error, then the network info. The network info waits for the location prompt, so:
  • with location already answered (the Simulator keeps the answer across installs), it checks the network info at once;
  • on a fresh install with no one to answer, it skips that part instead of hanging;
  • with --dart-define=NIP_PROMPT=true, it waits up to a minute for someone to answer.
• The package README's "Example deviations", PORTING_REPORT, the content-scale test's comment and the root README follow. The root README no longer lists this example among those that start with an error.
• 0.1.1, with a CHANGELOG entry: the example files are part of the package.

Verified

On the watchOS 27.0 Simulator (Apple Watch Series 12, 46 mm), run with flutter.inspector.structuredErrors=false:

• No exception and no overflow in the first 15 seconds.
• The location prompt shows upstream's text, and once location is allowed the example shows its network info.
• Upstream's network_info_plus_test.dart passes.
• The start test passes with location answered before, and with the prompt answered during the run. On a fresh install with no one to answer, it skips its second part.

On the host:

• The 7 example widget tests pass, including the content-scale overflow check on every watch size.
• The package's 4 host tests pass.
• Every tool/ check, dart format as CI runs it, pub publish --dry-run and tool/check_native_sources.sh (Xcode 27.1) are clean.

Not verified

• A physical Apple Watch.
• Xcode 26: only Xcode 27.1 is installed here. The native job covers it, and this change touches no native plugin source.

Notes for review

• permission_handler_watchos is staged at 0.0.1 and not on pub.dev yet, so the example depends on it by path. The published 0.1.1 would carry an example whose permission package someone outside this repository cannot fetch yet. If you'd rather keep the guard until permission_handler_watchos is published (permission_handler_watchos: App Review proof and compile-time opt-in before 0.1.0 #19), this can wait until then.

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