Matej Knopp

> It seems that the problem might be due to a network proxy. I noticed that whenever I run the application directly after executing `flutter clean`, it throws an error....

Are you able to download the file in terminal? I.e. ``` wget https://github.com/superlistapp/super_native_extensions/releases/download/precompiled_1da533d1809df7e32ef5bd917eff6c4e/x86_64-linux-android_libsuper_native_extensions.so ```

I'm not sure why dart HTTP client would be unable to download the file. Could also be intermittent github issue. Alternatively you can install Rust (through [rustup](https://rustup.rs)) in which case...

``` [ +11 ms] no such file or directory ``` That's all I can see in the log :-/ Is this a project that I can try building locally? Is...

> > ``` > > [ +11 ms] no such file or directory > > ``` > > > > > > > > > > > > > >...

> > > ``` > > > [ +11 ms] no such file or directory > > > ``` > > > > > > > > > > >...

``` [ +11 ms] no such file or directory ``` I can see this in your logs but I can't figure out what on windows could produce this exact message...

> Hold off for a little bit on the reland while we see if we can verify frame timings on the bot manually. We're getting conflicting info on the refresh...

> Or even just a "test" that always passes but collects ~10 frame intervals and logs min, average, max? I like that. Added FlutterDisplayLinkTest.CVDisplayLinkInterval.

Setting as WIP until I figure out what's going on with `average_frame_request_pending_latency`.