- Flutter crashes on launch on ARM devices.
- Flutter crashes on launch on ARM devices.
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- Flutter crashes on launch on ARM devices.
- Compiler crashes when using Finalizable parameters.
- Flutter tool fails on visual studio on certain locales on Windows.
- Improves code completion for Flutter.
- Application crashes on system low memory events
- Pointer compression on iOS causes OOM
- Rendering artifacts from ImagedFiltered/ColorFiltered in animated views
- Fix compiler crash when initializing Finalizable objects.
- Improve analysis of enums and switch.
- `flutter doctor` crashes for Windows users using Visual Studio 2022.
- Flutter web apps show a black screen on Safari 13.
- Unexpected line breaks occur when using new text renderer.
- Ink Sparkle slows down applications using Material 3.
- SliverReorderableList does not drag on Android devices.
- Nested horizontal sliders in widgets with horizontal drag gestures do not work in Android applications.
- Build process fails when building Windows applications.
- Code suggestion for initState/dispose/setState no longer work on intellij.
- `dart pub login` fails when attempting to publish a package.
- `dart analyze` throws errors when using enhance Enums feature.
- Radial gradients behave incorrectly when painting text.
Using `useDeleteButtonTooltip` of any chip that has a delete button gives a deprecation warning, or no longer exists when referenced. This includes the `Chip`, `InputChip`, and `RawChip` widgets.
In order to ensure that libraries follow the latest OEM behavior, the default page transition builders now use `ZoomPageTransitionsBuilder` on all platforms (excluding iOS and macOS) instead of `FadeUpwardsPageTransitionsBuilder`.
In accordance with Flutter's Deprecation Policy, deprecated APIs that reached end of life after the 2.10 stable release have been removed.