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To minimize confusion, and reduce unnecessary issue reports, add a check
during builds that the Flutter tree being used is not older than the
last known point where there was a compatibility break. Instead of a
runtime error, or an unexplained build error, this will fail out during
the engine update step with a clear message to use a newer version of
Flutter.

Currently, this will ensure that people who aren't on Flutter master
will get an error message that's as clear as possible.

To minimize confusion, and reduce unnecessary issue reports, add a check
during builds that the Flutter tree being used is not older than the
last known point where there was a compatibility break. Instead of a
runtime error, or an unexplained build error, this will fail out during
the engine update step with a clear message to use a newer version of
Flutter.

Currently, this will ensure that people who aren't on Flutter master
will get an error message that's as clear as possible.
@stuartmorgan-g stuartmorgan-g force-pushed the flutter-min-version-check branch from 5337356 to efc9915 Compare January 22, 2019 23:53
@franciscojma86 franciscojma86 merged commit 5881f2b into google:master Jan 23, 2019
@stuartmorgan-g stuartmorgan-g deleted the flutter-min-version-check branch February 6, 2019 18:42
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