Volodymyr Buberenko
Volodymyr Buberenko
> Still that the package device_info_plus, the one I'm fixing in this PR, has a similar problem when used in web compiled in WASM. I would ask you to open...
Edited the title and will do for the rest of PRs as there is already a scope in braces defined.
Closing as the answer is available both in the issue and in the README
Would appreciate an additional check on how it works on iOS with mobile and wi-fi active as don't have iPhone with a SIM card
> Btw, I think we can change the Android implementation to also report the available connections instead of just the used ones, but I don't remember exactly now what was...
> If I remember correctly, the hasTransport() method says if the interface exists, and hasCapability() if it is being used. Both are on the NetworkCapabilities class, so the implementation shouldn't...
I don't see any activity in the related issue, so will just close the PR, considering having no real value in expanding API that way.
No, there is no such way to do so. The plugin triggers system share sheets, not some custom made widgets.
Closing as resolved
It looks like something caused by Gradle caching. Did you really try to do a `flutter clean`? Because it seems like this should help: https://stackoverflow.com/a/73488491/7339798