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Your IMG tag has both width and height. Since the widget is being rendered with a maxWidth, the width is constrained but the height uses the specified value of 1664. I have tested with both versions (1.3 / 2.0) on Flutter 2.

Removing the height attribute makes it work as expected:

If you can control the HTML, just omit the size from all IMG tags. Otherwise you can modify the string to void the height attribute, something like this should work:

The CircularProgressIndicator in the left top corner because the Container is set up right there by default when you call it, so the CircularProgressIndicator is in the center of the Container which is now on the top left.

So everything you need to do is just wrap the Container which is containing the CircularProgressIndicator with the Center() Widget

Based on the error stack the issue is that the request instance is invalid. I would guess that the request instance autowired to the Aspect could be stale or rather not assosicated with the current thread. This means that request instance is not null and the check within logAround() method gives unexepected results.

RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes() would return null if no request attributes are currently bound to the thread. Modifying the

if (request ! = null) { ..} check with if (RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes() ! = null) {..} should fix the issue.

Also spring boot provides out of the box solutions to what you are currently attempting through AOP . Do check them out as well.

• HTTP Tracing
• Spring MVC Metrics

It's a bug with that library and flutter 2.0 related to text-decoration: https://github.com/Sub6Resources/flutter_html/issues/569 https://github.com/Sub6Resources/flutter_html/issues/554

You can try with this version: 2.0.0-nullsafety.1 or delete the text-decoration

Koin on Kotlin/Native requires injection on the main thread, to avoid freezing Koin state. As a result, you can't actually inject directly from a background thread.

Adding a special inject method that would allow you to inject by switching to the main thread was intended to be added to Koin, but I'm pretty sure that never wound up in the code. Primarily because it's very rare that anybody has needed it.

So, anyway, you can't do that with Koin. You could try Kodein, but I wrote Koin's implementation to throw precisely because touching Koin from another thread will freeze everything inside it, and that may not be what you intend to do.

I know nobody likes non-answers, but why is ObjectFactory @ThreadLocal? I assume to keep it mutable, but if appStateRepository is a single, it would be frozen anyway.

You must add the _scrollController to ListView

You can try this , I hope to help you :

I just changed object initialization method, so i removed CommonUtils.AutoMap that map objects use reflection. After all, 80K rows processed in ~10s instead of ~60m. Here is final code.

As long as the functions you want to test don't return anything, you could test if they throw or no.

You would need to spy your axios methods, mocking a return value (in this case a Promise), something like: