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can directly specify the path of sdk #354
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Hmm, this could be a breaking change. Would
config.flutter_lookup_cmd
work for you? If not, perhapsconfig.flutter_path
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no. flutter_lookup_cmd won't work..
why here must be fn.resolve()? I think there is no need..
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I see.. you need it to find dart and etc..
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then what about add another config to set flutter sdk manually? I think this way to find flutter sdk is a little weird
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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:There was a problem hiding this comment.
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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?