can directly specify the path of sdk

[Decodetalkers]

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[Decodetalkers]

There are some project like rustup, itself will check the real executable, then run the executable, I have made such kind of project

/~https://github.com/Decodetalkers/flutterup

but if it find the final target called flutterup, the arg0 is flutterup, then it will not redirect to flutter, like what rustup does. and there are also another project do the same thing for flutter, but I have fogotten that project's name

[sidlatau]

Hmm, this could be a breaking change. Would config.flutter_lookup_cmd work for you? If not, perhaps config.flutter_path could be a function. For example:

    local flutter_path = type(config.flutter_path) == "function" and config.flutter_path()
      or fn.resolve(config.flutter_path)

[Decodetalkers]

no. flutter_lookup_cmd won't work..

why here must be fn.resolve()? I think there is no need..

[Decodetalkers]

I see.. you need it to find dart and etc..

[Decodetalkers]

then what about add another config to set flutter sdk manually? I think this way to find flutter sdk is a little weird

[sidlatau]

We already have two configuration options, and introducing a third one might make things more confusing. These two options seem to cover most use cases. I agree that allowing flutter_path to be a function is a bit unconventional, but it serves as an escape hatch for manually providing the path, which I think is a reasonable compromise. Here's an example of how it would look:

{
  flutter_path = function()
    return 'path/to/flutter'
  end
}

[Decodetalkers]

But the thing that I am thinking about is that the way to find the flutter sdk is weird. Find the absolute path of flutter and then find the path of the sdk.. but , yes, it will work for flutter. But does flutter have an official way to get the path of SDK?