stevemessick
stevemessick
We've seen errors like this in the past, and we think they were caused by a glitch in the jxbrowser download. I'm going to close this since it is not...
The Flutter plugin requires a `pubspec.yaml` in the top-level project directory. We have an [issue](https://github.com/flutter/flutter-intellij/issues/5291) to change this, but until it is addressed you are going to find various problems...
@shinayser > The plug-in was working "ok" until this morning, when I updated to 59.0.4 That statement puzzles me. If you opened a project which contains a Flutter project, none...
Well, it seems you were able to use some parts of the Flutter plugin, but a number of UI features were already missing for you. Let me rephrase my original...
This was added to M68 with the intent of determining how much work is required to implement it. From reading some Dart SDK code, it appears that snippets support this...
@bwilkerson This just came to my attention. What do you think? Is this an analyzer issue, or could it all be implemented by the Flutter plugin?
Thanks for the details @bwilkerson. Regarding the two complications you mentioned, I would think we should ignore any selected problems that require making a choice, but also choose to apply...
I think we're gated on Android Studio supporting it. Or we could split IntelliJ and Android Studio plugin into separate distros.
4.1 supports this. We should get started.