- Build error when switching between dev/beta and stable branches.
- Build error when switching between dev/beta and stable branches.
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- Build error when switching between dev/beta and stable branches.
- Reliability regression in the camera plugin on iOS
- Dart analyzer terminates during development
- Apple AppStore submission fails with error: “The bundle Runner.app/Frameworks/App.framework does not sue Infpport the minimum OS Version specified in the Info.plist”
- Setting a custom observatory port for debugging does not take effect
- Setting autoFillHint to text form field may cause focus issues
- Potential race condition in FlutterPlatformViewsController
- Support targeting physical iOS devices on Apple Silicon
- Reading Android clipboard may throw a security exception if it contains media
- Multiple taps required to delete text in some input fields.
- Webviews in hybrid composition can cause a crash.
- Stylus tap gesture is improperly registered.
- Android Studio 4.1 not properly supported.
- VoiceOver accessibility issue with some pages.
- Native webviews may not be properly disposed of in hybrid composition.
- The new --analyze-size flag crashes when used with --split-debug-info
- autovalidate property inadvertently removed.
- Flutter Activity causing exceptions in some Android versions.
- Layout modifications performed by background threads causes exceptions on IOS14.
The existing cupertino_icons, 0.1.3 icons, are based on iOS 11 aesthetics with sharp angles and thin lines.
The previous auto validation API for the `Form` and `FormField` widgets didn't control when auto validation should occur. So the auto validation for these widgets always happened on first build when the widget was first visible to the user, and you weren't able to control when the auto validation should happen.
The `flutter create` templates for apps and plugins no longer create Android wrapping based on the v1 Android embedding as part of our gradual Android v1 embedding deprecation process described in our Android Migration Summary.