Arch Linux User Repository

This package is deprecated in favor of aur/flutter which now contains all required artifacts on its own. This PKGBUILD will be kept as is in order to ensure seamless builds of old Flutter version in future.

Apart from all the package conflict problems that come up, the basic problem is that every time the Flutter package is updated, a series of conflicts between different things starts again, from messages about kernel errors, package conflicts etc. There was no exit, in my opinion, so I finally decided to remove the package and solved all of my problems by installing Flutter from Snap, following this guide:

https://ubuntu.com/blog/getting-started-with-flutter-on-ubuntu

Now, EVERYTHING works like a charme

if it still doesn't work, you can install it from the get started page of flutter : https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/linux/android?tab=download

fwiw I think this is a very positive change to this package and am happy to see it. Thanks for your work!

@WithTheBraid Can you pin a comment explaining how to install flutter so that it works and what do when there are updates to flutter or dart? Finding the magic combination of versions between this PKGBUILD, flutter-artifacts-google-bin, and dart-sdk-dev is not enjoyable.

I noticed that for me too. I just downloaded the source from the flutter webpage. You just extract it and set the path to the flutter/bin directory you put it in, and it just works. You don't even need dart. I guess I won't use this package until it's fixed.

@KI9N

after use dart-sdk-dev, now it report

Unexpected Kernel SDK Version 415669e260 (expected d946408c55).

@abend: yeah this has to be rethought, or someone needs to take over... having flutter as a broken package is definitely not sustainable.. :/

The dependency tree is completely broken with that split that was done. All AUR flutter dependencies use the same git url.

It's now working for me. As highlighted below in @KI9N's comment below the culprit is in extra/dart, substituting which with aur/dart-sdk-dev has resolved the dependency conflict for me.

It is rather simple to reproduce this using the following procedure on the CLI.

paru -Rs flutter dart

paru -S dart-sdk-dev

mkdir flutterbuild
cd !$

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/flutter.git
cd flutter;makepkg -sfC;cd -

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/flutter-artifacts-google-bin.git
cd flutter-artifacts-google-bin;makepkg -sfC;cd -

sudo pacman -U $(find . -name \*.zst | tr '\n' ' ')

FIX FOR THE ERROR:

Unexpected Kernel Format Version 117 (expected 114)

1. Install the aur/dart-sdk-dev package! (DO NOT USE extra/dart)

2. Rebuild and reinstall aur/flutter

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