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Discover how to find out what Flutter version your project is built on. Avoid migration errors with this comprehensive guide!
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How to Determine the Flutter Version of Your Project: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you've been working with Flutter for a while, you may have encountered scenarios where your project needs to align with a specific version of Flutter. Perhaps you've received a migration error when trying to run your project on the latest version, and you need to specify the correct version to get everything working smoothly again. In this post, we’ll walk you through the steps to determine the Flutter version of your project easily.

Understanding the Problem

Occasionally, Flutter projects may show a migration error that suggests upgrading to the latest version. While it's generally beneficial to keep libraries up to date, there are valid reasons you might want to stick with an older version, especially if your project was built with that version in mind. So how can you find out what specific Flutter version your project was made with?

Solution Overview

The good news is that there are a few simple steps you can follow to find out which version of Flutter your project requires. Primarily, you will be looking for important files within your project directory, specifically:

The pubspec.lock file

The optional pubspec.yaml file

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Check the pubspec.lock file

The pubspec.lock file is generated automatically when you run flutter pub get. This file locks the versions of packages used in your project, including Flutter itself. Here's how to find the Flutter version in this file:

Locate pubspec.lock: Navigate to your Flutter project directory and find the pubspec.lock file.

Open the File: Use any text or code editor to open pubspec.lock.

Search for Flutter: Look for a section that mentions Flutter. You'll find something like this:

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Note the Version: The version number (x.y.z) mentioned here is the Flutter version your project is utilizing.

2. Consult the pubspec.yaml file (if available)

While not mandatory, the pubspec.yaml file might also indicate the Flutter version, especially if it has been specified by the original developer. Here’s how to check it:

Find pubspec.yaml: This file is also in the root of your Flutter project.

Open the File: Again, use your preferred text editor to open pubspec.yaml.

Check for Flutter SDK Version: Look for any lines like this within the file:

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Identify the Version: If it’s listed, this will provide you insight into the compatible version of Flutter for the project.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined above, you can easily determine which version of Flutter your project requires. This will not only help you avoid migration errors but will also ensure that your development environment matches the expectations of your project setup. Remember, keeping an eye on version compatibility is crucial for smooth development within the Flutter ecosystem. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!