Tag: dart

Targeting Android SDK 35 puts your Flutter app in edge-to-edge mode, so the Scaffold body draws behind the navigation bar. Consume the insets with SafeArea and MediaQuery padding instead of opting out, because the opt-out is already dead on Android 16.

The 3.47.1 hotfix validates plugin class and package identifiers before they land in GeneratedPluginRegistrant. Here is the hole it closes, the regex that closes it, and the other 11 fixes in the release.

google_sign_in 7.0.0 made GoogleSignIn a singleton. Replace GoogleSignIn(scopes: ...) with GoogleSignIn.instance, await initialize() once, then call authenticate().

Flutter 3.47.0 stable flips desktop apps from Skia to Impeller without touching a line of your runner code. Here is what moves, how to opt out on each platform, and why that opt-out is temporary.

Pick by the return type of build(): T means Notifier, FutureOr<T> means AsyncNotifier, Stream<T> means StreamNotifier. Here is the decision matrix, the type hierarchy that explains why, and the == filtering and state-clobbering gotchas that bite each one. Verified against flutter_riverpod 3.4.2 on Flutter 3.44.2.

iOS blocks the Dart VM from flipping memory pages to executable, so JIT dies at startup. Upgrade to Flutter 3.35.0 or later for iOS 26, 3.32.0 for iOS 18.4. There is no entitlement that fixes it.

Radio.groupValue and Radio.onChanged were deprecated after Flutter 3.32 and RadioGroup shipped in 3.35. A step-by-step migration for Radio, RadioListTile and CupertinoRadio, why dart fix cannot do it for you, and the generic type-inference trap that silently renders a migrated radio disabled. Verified on Flutter 3.44.2 stable.

Install the Android SDK Command-line Tools so the binaries land in <sdk>/cmdline-tools/latest/bin, point ANDROID_HOME at the SDK root, then re-run flutter doctor.

Wrap the subtree in Material(type: MaterialType.transparency) or put the screen in a Scaffold. MaterialApp alone does not provide a Material ancestor, which is why TextField and InkWell assert.

Attach a ScrollController to a ListView.builder, fire the next page when position.extentAfter drops below a prefetch threshold, and guard the fetch with isLoading, hasMore, and error flags. Full implementation plus the short-first-page trap.