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Update Flutter, target android SDK 34 #160
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Now that we've gotten to a new enough version of flutter that it doesn't break
Otherwise we get a build error
Some material elements, like AdaptiveSwitch, won't work in iOS without it.
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I don't know enough to give a proper review, but nothing is obviously strange here 👍
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Consider doing dart fmt
separately and adding the hash to .git-blame-ignore-revs
. We haven't done this for all of them, but they can be pretty major, as in this PR...
Looks like go get
ran, so maybe run go mod tidy
as well to clean up superfluous items in go.sum
.
Mind running |
I assumed that's what happened when I ran |
Thanks for the review John. Let's hold off on a release / beta build for now, there's a bit more that I nearly have ready to push up. |
This updates flutter to 3.24.1, the latest stable version, and also updates our flutter dependencies to latest.
It targets the latest android sdk, 34, which is required if we want to publish a new version to the Google Play store.
I also needed to make a few adjustments to handle deprecations. The biggest change is that I needed to wrap the main widget in
MaterialApp
to avoid problems with AdaptiveSwitch in iOS.