I'm writing an app for iOS and Android which has a companion web app. Rather than mess about with writing the web app separately in HTML and JS (which I have very little experience in), I figured I'd write it in Flutter too.
In order to do this, I have had to go onto a Flutter beta-branch. This fundamentally breaks my iOS/Android app, with dozens of errors which weren't there before (some really odd stuff too!) - so is there a way to turn off web support or force Android Studio to look at different branches of Flutter in order to protect against this so I can develop the apps side by side?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Solution 1: Owczar
First option: manage flutter versions by hand
- Switch to the master branch on your current flutter version and clone beta branch to another directory.
- Add new path (
flutterbfor instance) and point it to the directory with flutter beta. - In Android Studio go to File > Settings >Languages & Frameworks > Flutter and change the path to point to flutter beta. It changes that settings globally, so you need to change it each time unfortunately.
Second option: try Flutter Version Management - recommended one
