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My secondary harddisk was mounting as read only file system. I have remounted it to solve the issue.

As mentioned in gitignore:

If there is a separator at the beginning or middle (or both) of the pattern, then the pattern is relative to the directory level of the particular .gitignore file itself.

Otherwise the pattern may also match at any level below the .gitignore level.

Once you have changed the pattern to build/, don't forget you also have, to validate if that works:

I wonder which cases FlutterEngine does not get destroyed when the activity gets destroyed.

I think it depends on which activity and how you've decided to implement it.

I imagine one scenario is, an instance of FlutterEngine is created by the MainActivity and lives for as long as that activity is around.

If you have more than one Activity then you'd have a choice. Keep a single FlutterEngine instance around in memory and attach/detach the various activities, or destroy the instance and create a new for for each Activity.

I couldn't comment on best practice.

Running multiple Flutters

Though this link raises an interesting scenario. https://flutter.dev/docs/development/add-to-app/multiple-flutters

FlutterView

Not entirely sure what your question is here. But given https://flutter.dev/docs/development/add-to-app/android/add-flutter-view It appears that you do a lot of manual binding between the activity, view and your Flutter view (binding thats done automatically with the FlutterFragment or FlutterActivity)

As such, when the FlutterView is or is not disaplayed is very much tied to the activity Life cycle in control of that View and the bindings you setup in the first instance.

The link above also states the minimum API's to implement for FlutterView to work properly.

The files probably don't exist in your working tree, but do exist on the remote

• add the files explicitly git add .gitignore .metadata
• stash 'em git stash
• then merge git pull
• unstash git stash pop

The problem with git add * is that * is expanded by your shell, but not including .dotfiles

Try flutter clean before committing to git.

because, after flutter clean, build directory will not be there at all..so, no debug APK.

This is my current Podfile setup, you might want to try it:

Are you on Mac or Windows? I had the issue on my MacBook and realised that it was because I was syncing my Desktop and Documents folder to iClouds.

My flutter files were inside of Documents and they were syncing to iCloud every time I saved my code. Thats when I realised the file duplication.

You can disable syncing your Documents to iCloud with the guide here: https://appletoolbox.com/how-to-stop-icloud-syncing-desktop-folders/

the problem has came from Flutter engine To resolve this issue just change your Flutter Channel To Beta , for more information about it : Flutter Issue Link

I will keep my question here , maybe it will save someone his day

With the right google search I've managed to find a single result regarding this topic: https://titanwolf.org/Network/Articles/Article?AID=18711f19-4d55-49b9-a49e-8c4652dc0262#gsc.tab=0

I've took his function from "Fourth, add or remove framework to target"