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I think I fixed our regex problems in lsp-dart :)
Sorry for noticing only now that VSCode uses LSP to build the tests lens and do not need that crazy regex.

Maybe we can remove the tests functions if you want it

I hope it can autocompleter.

VSCode has a visual option for running a single test:

I know that something visual is a bit complex, but what about a command like flutter-run-all-tests or flutter-run-test-at-point?

In an effort to support running tests in pure-Dart projects (because you may want to work on a pure-Dart project for use in a Flutter project), we try to be smart about which invocation to use: flutter test or pub run test.

But we are not smart enough: we assume a Flutter project only if the file has a import package:flutter(_test)?/... statement, and otherwise assume a Dart project.

This falls down for pure-Dart files in Flutter packages.

We need some cheap way of determining whether the project is a Flutter one or not.

Not sure if this is mission critical, but just putting it here for your convenience.

When I do M-x package-install RET flutter RET, I see the following in *Compile log* buffer.

^L
Compiling internal form(s) at Wed Jun  5 17:44:17 2019
Leaving directory ‘/Users/alice/.emacs.d/elpa/flutter-20190204.601’
^L
Compiling file /Users/alice/.emacs.d/elpa/flutter-20190204.601/flutter.el at Wed Jun  5 17:44:17 2019
Entering directory ‘/Users/alice/.emacs.d/elpa/flutter-20190204.601/’
flutter.el:80:1:Error: Symbol’s value as variable is void: flutter-interactive-keys-alist

when I flutter-run, I can run in chrome or as a Linux app. Is there some way to launch the app to emulator?

there are many logs in it, i want to clear it

flutter-run-hot-reload currently uses pop-to-buffer-same-window to display the *Flutter* buffer, which almost always displays it in the current window. I find this very disruptive: I set flutter-run-hot-reload in after-save-hook, so every time I save a buffer the code I was just editing disappears from view.

Since *Flutter* is similar in role to a *compilation* buffer, can this be changed to use something like display-buffer instead, which is more common for such buffers?

If I use flutter from terminal, I can use flutter config to change some settings. is there a way to do this with flutter.el?

Tag a release for Melpa-Stable?

hi, I'm having trouble with the flutter-l10n-externalize-at-point function.

The first thing I noticed is that apparently the flutter documentation now recommends a different approach to localisation which is to write these arb (json) files with the strings we want and let flutter generate the localisation classes from that. These are written to $ROJECTROOT/.dart_tool/flutter_gen/gen_l10n/app_localizations.dart so I changed the flutter-l10n-file variable.

But then I get another error:
error: "Invalid search bound (wrong side of point)"
With my as of yet rudimentary edebug skills I've observed that this gets thrown while in flutter-l10n--delete-applied-consts but I don't really understand why. This shouldn't be something that's affected by the flutter-l10n-file, or should it?

When I run flutter devices in the terminal, it detects my device

❯ flutter devices
2 connected devices:

HD1917 (mobile) • 192.168.88.150:39297 • android-arm64 • Android 11 (API 30)
Linux (desktop) • linux                • linux-x64     • NixOS 21.11 (Porcupine) 5.14.9

However, flutter.el does not see it and gives me an error ("No supported devices are connected")

Hello, thank you for your work on this package, it's just perfect for my current needs.
However, with the update to Flutter 2, some of the libs I use have not updated yet to null safety, so I have a temporary need to run flutter with flutter run --no-sound-null-safety. How would I go about adding the --no-sound-null-safety command line parameter?

It should be possible to obtain devices prior to run, and propose to chose one if it's not the only one.

Right now, you have to run it once to fail and obtain device ID, then run with arg, then inpur "-d device-id".

Hi!
I want to use flutter with emacs and really want to run the function flutter-run-or-hot-reload after I save a file of my flutter project. Any idea how do we implement this?

Thank you!

When I try flutter-run, then I got the following error:

More than one device connected; please specify a device with the '-d <deviceId>' flag, or use '-d all' to act on all devices.

<list of devices>

Process Flutter exited abnormally with code 1

Does this package support entering the device id?

It not so conveniently each time run flutter-run on my local, have to specify a options with C-u.

I'm loving this, since I began developing on a 10-year-old ThinkPad with 4Gb of RAM, so having Gradle in the background without having to fire up Android Studio is the only way to go.

However, after exiting Emacs, one has to manually kill Gradle, as it sits there, idling, using a good part of the machine's RAM.

Still, just a very minor quirk.

I'll suggest the Spacemacs community to include flutter in the dart layer, as both go well together.

1. Invoke flutter-run or flutter-run-or-hot-reload from project A
2. Optionally end the flutter process (but leave the *Flutter* buffer open)
3. Invoke flutter-run or flutter-run-or-hot-reload from project B

Because the *Flutter* buffer's PWD is still in project A, the new invocation starts up project A again.

The flutter command itself uses locks to ensure only one process runs at a time, so I think it's OK to have only one active *Flutter* buffer at a time. We need to handle

• Invoking flutter-run et al when an existing flutter process is already running in a *Flutter* buffer for a different project
  • Prompt to kill running process?
• Invoking flutter-run et al when a *Flutter* buffer for another project exists but no process is running
  • Just change PWD and invoke?

Sorry if this is a stupid question but I can't find a buffer where I can view the log or print output.
I'm using flutter-run-or-hot-reload in order to run my app on an iOS simulator.

Are there any support for flutter debugging commands? For example Flutter: Toggle Baseline Painting

Hi, thanks for the incredible job here!
Been using the package for a couple of days now. Just saw the package lacking some essential commands (in order to keep us in the Emacs only xD) (and since I'm a noob in writin Lisp thought I just come here and say what I think instead of making a Pull request).

Just the absence of a functions like: flutter-create is a big deal. (and pub)
It would be nice to implement such commands in here too.