DISCOVER FLUTTER — WEEK #29
Flutter Fix
New Feature In Flutter 2.0
One of the many improvements with the arrival of the Flutter 2 and Dart 2.12 version is the Flutter Fix feature.
Flutter Fix combines a Dart command-line tool with changes suggested by the Dart analyzer to automatically clean up deprecated APIs in your code.
This feature has also been implemented to IDE plugins for Flutter (2.0) and Dart (2.12). Depending on the IDE you use, these updates are sometimes called quick-fixes (IntelliJ, Android Studio, Eclipse) or code actions (VS Code).
With the help of Flutter Fix, you can make individual or project-wide fixes.
Bring Individual Fix Into Play
You can use any of the existing IDE platforms for individual fixes.
IntelliJ and Android Studio
Since Android Studio is my default IDE choice for Flutter, I’ll start with it.
With the help of the analyzer, deprecated API can be detected in the code. When this happens, a light bulb appears on that line of code.
By clicking on the light bulb, you get the suggested option for correction, by selecting this option, the deprecated API is automatically updated with…
