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Testing with both the lowest and highest supported Flutter SDK versions ensures backward compatibility when adding new features or modifying existing APIs. This approach helps detect potential compatibility issues (like #144 and #233) across the entire supported SDK range.
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Analyze and test with the lowest supported Flutter SDK version in CI
Analyze and test with both the lowest and highest supported Flutter SDK versions in CI
Aug 24, 2024
…ersions in CI (#235)
## Related issues (optional)
Closes#229.
## Description
The workflow file was updated to run unit tests and static analysis for
both the lowest and highest supported Flutter SDK versions. This
approach helps detect potential compatibility issues across the entire
supported SDK range. For example, issue #144 stemmed from accidentally
using newly added APIs in Flutter 3.22 that don't exist in lower
versions, while issue #233 arose due to a breaking change introduced in
Flutter 3.24.
## Summary (check all that apply)
- [ ] Modified / added code
- [ ] Modified / added tests
- [ ] Modified / added examples
- [x] Modified / added others (pubspec.yaml, workflows, etc...)
- [ ] Updated README
- [ ] Contains breaking changes
- [ ] Created / updated migration guide
- [ ] Incremented version number
- [ ] Updated CHANGELOG
Testing with both the lowest and highest supported Flutter SDK versions ensures backward compatibility when adding new features or modifying existing APIs. This approach helps detect potential compatibility issues (like #144 and #233) across the entire supported SDK range.
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