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Sorry for my english I'm French.

I develop in Flutter (dart) and I experience a strange behavior in my code using Cubit (Bloc) when I want to redirect to a page after a form submission (with "Reactive forms" package, but also with classic form) and the step of the Cubit loaded state: I see 2 calls to the page (2 builds) which gives a sort of "flapping" effect which means that the final user sees the interface charging twice.

It's my first application in Flutter.

I created an application containing a login form: when the form is submitted I print another form.

At the beginning of my application I was using "auto_route" package and I obtained a refresh of the page each time I clicked inside the text field after the login process. So I was not able to write anything inside the text field.

I was thinking that the problem came from the "Reactive forms" package so I opened an issue to the github repository of this package: issue opened

But as I didn't see where was the problem I came back to a much more basic development for my application and also a more basic method for managing the pages routing in order to explain my problem to the maintainer of the "Reactive forms" package, a really nice guy which really tried to help me.

But even the maintainer does not understand why I have this problem.

Now I reduced my more simple code in one page.

For the moment I don't have the problem when I clicked inside the text field but I see that interface is built twice and the Cubit loaded state which maybe explains why I had the initial problem.

So now I try to understand why the interface is built twice before debugging my original code.

I think my main problem is that the Cubit loaded state is waiting a synchronous widget return but when I try to redirect to a another page it needs an asynchronous action (with "auto_route" package or more simply using "Navigator.push()" action).

But I don't know how to call a Future inside a Cubit loaded state which wait a classic Widget.

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