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Hey there,
I was trying to check some things in devtools but it said I needed --track-widget-creation enabled, so I tried including it using hover run --track-widget-creation but then I end up with an unknown flag error. Is there another way to enable it that I am not seeing? I looked through the h menu in the console but none of them jumped out as something comparable. I checked through what I could see in the available debug methods to enable similar to debugDefaultTargetPlatformOverride but I didn't see anything there that looked like it either.
Is this something that can be enabled somehow?
Side question, is it possible yet to attach to Android Studio to allow the debugger to work? I see there was a way you can manually enter a remote address, but it doesn't let you modify it the way it would need to be to accept the uri that is output in the console. It keeps trying to use ws://localhost/c9g_XXpYOHI=/:50300/ws but you can't seem to modify it that I can tell.
Thanks,
-MH
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Is --track-widget-creation is something that can be enabled somehow?
Whenever you have request on hover, please check the latest version of hover.
Updating hover to the latest version will fix your issue. go-flutter-desktop/hover@b38033f .
The --track-widget-creation flag is set by default when running hover run.
Hey there,
I was trying to check some things in devtools but it said I needed --track-widget-creation enabled, so I tried including it using
hover run --track-widget-creation
but then I end up with an unknown flag error. Is there another way to enable it that I am not seeing? I looked through the h menu in the console but none of them jumped out as something comparable. I checked through what I could see in the available debug methods to enable similar todebugDefaultTargetPlatformOverride
but I didn't see anything there that looked like it either.Is this something that can be enabled somehow?
Side question, is it possible yet to attach to Android Studio to allow the debugger to work? I see there was a way you can manually enter a remote address, but it doesn't let you modify it the way it would need to be to accept the uri that is output in the console. It keeps trying to use ws://localhost/c9g_XXpYOHI=/:50300/ws but you can't seem to modify it that I can tell.
Thanks,
-MH
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: