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V3.7 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL This allows hot reload to be triggered automatically if external tools are making changes to Dart files. #2120: dart.flutterHotRestartOnSave is now enabled by default. This means if a running Flutter app does not support hot reload, it will instead by hot restarted when the on-save handler fires. LAUNCH CONFIGURATION Launch Configuration. A launch configuration (.vscode/launch.json) file is not required for the most common use cases for Dart/Flutter as long as you stick to some common conventions:Dart CLI scripts should be in the bin or tool folder, with main entry points being bin/main.dart; Flutter entry points should be at lib/main.dart; Tests should be in a folder named test and end with _test.dart V2.23 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v2.23.1 2019-02-21. A bug that resulted in SDK detection failures if you had a folder named flutter inside your project has been fixed.. v2.23.0 2019-02-15 Dart: New Project CONFIGURING PATH AND ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Configuring PATH and Environment Variables. By default, Dart Code will try to locate Dart and Flutter SDKs from your PATH variable. Additionally, Flutter may use environment variables to locate some dependencies (such as ANDROID_HOME for the Android SDK). It’s common to set PATH and environment variables in a terminal script like .bash_profile or .bashrc however these changes often only DART & FLUTTER ON CHROME OS Dart & Flutter on Chrome OS. Developing Flutter apps on Chrome OS is now supported via Chrome OS’s Linux support - both for the Play Store and Flutter for web. To do this a little bit of setup is required: Setting up VS Code and Flutter on Chrome OS RUNNING FLUTTER APPS IN PROFILE OR RELEASE MODES Running Flutter Apps in Profile or Release Modes. From Dart Code v2.12 you can run Flutter apps in Profile and Release modes. To do this you need to create a launch.json if you don’t already have one (by clicking Add Configuration in the dropdown on the Run Side Bar). In the launch config for your flutter app set the flutterMode property to one of debug, profile or release: DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL STUDIO CODE If you have any problems with the links above you can also find the Dart extension and Flutter extension in the marketplace or by searching within VS Code.. Features. Edit and Debug Flutter mobile apps; Edit and Debug Dart command line apps V3.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.20.1 2021-03-03 #3173: LSP Support is now enabled by default for some users.This will be extended over coming releases to include all users though can be opted-out by explicitly setting the V2.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL The Flutter: Inspect Widget feature that was added in v2.17.0 but disabled in v2.17.1 due to bugs is now re-enabled by default when using Flutter version v0.10.2 or later. This command allows you to tap on a widget on your device/emulator to highlight it and jump directly to the source code where it was constructed. SETTINGS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Settings. There are a number of settings for the Dart and Flutter extensions that can be modified in VS Code’s User Settings or Workspace Settings. The settings described here are documented by their JSON keys, though most of them can also be edited in the settings UI in VS Code by clicking the Dart & Flutter section underExtensions.
V3.7 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL This allows hot reload to be triggered automatically if external tools are making changes to Dart files. #2120: dart.flutterHotRestartOnSave is now enabled by default. This means if a running Flutter app does not support hot reload, it will instead by hot restarted when the on-save handler fires. LAUNCH CONFIGURATION Launch Configuration. A launch configuration (.vscode/launch.json) file is not required for the most common use cases for Dart/Flutter as long as you stick to some common conventions:Dart CLI scripts should be in the bin or tool folder, with main entry points being bin/main.dart; Flutter entry points should be at lib/main.dart; Tests should be in a folder named test and end with _test.dart V2.23 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v2.23.1 2019-02-21. A bug that resulted in SDK detection failures if you had a folder named flutter inside your project has been fixed.. v2.23.0 2019-02-15 Dart: New Project CONFIGURING PATH AND ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Configuring PATH and Environment Variables. By default, Dart Code will try to locate Dart and Flutter SDKs from your PATH variable. Additionally, Flutter may use environment variables to locate some dependencies (such as ANDROID_HOME for the Android SDK). It’s common to set PATH and environment variables in a terminal script like .bash_profile or .bashrc however these changes often only DART & FLUTTER ON CHROME OS Dart & Flutter on Chrome OS. Developing Flutter apps on Chrome OS is now supported via Chrome OS’s Linux support - both for the Play Store and Flutter for web. To do this a little bit of setup is required: Setting up VS Code and Flutter on Chrome OS RUNNING FLUTTER APPS IN PROFILE OR RELEASE MODES Running Flutter Apps in Profile or Release Modes. From Dart Code v2.12 you can run Flutter apps in Profile and Release modes. To do this you need to create a launch.json if you don’t already have one (by clicking Add Configuration in the dropdown on the Run Side Bar). In the launch config for your flutter app set the flutterMode property to one of debug, profile or release: V3.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.20.1 2021-03-03 #3173: LSP Support is now enabled by default for some users.This will be extended over coming releases to include all users though can be opted-out by explicitly setting the COMMANDS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Flutter: Get Packages#. This command fetches Flutter packages listed in your pubspec.yaml and their dependencies for the current project. If invoked in a standard Dart project this command will instead run Pub: Get Packages. For more information on using packages see theFlutter website.
V3.21 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.21.1 2021-03-31 #3245: A bug in the change for #3203 that caused only double-slashes // to be included after a triple-slash /// comment has been fixed.; v3.21.0 2021-03-31 Editor. Many of these editor changes rely on changes in the Dart/Flutter SDKs so may not be immediately visible depending on your Dart/Flutter SDK V3.13 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.13.2 2020-08-05 #2702: Running Flutter apps using v1.20.0 of the SDK will no longer immediately fail printing “Exited (64)”; v3.13.1 2020-08-01 #2691: Hot Restart/Reload will no longer fail when using the debug toolbar button or command palette commands.; v3.13.02020-07-31
V3.4 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.4.1 2019-09-04 #1967: Running tests from CodeLens links will longer report “Running the contributed command failed”.; v3.4.0 2019-09-03 Custom Test CodeLens #1901/#1916 It’s now possible to create custom launch configurations for running your tests, for example to pass different arguments or environment variables V3.22 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Commands#. #3275: Embedded DevTools is now disabled for IDEs like Theia that do not support iframed webviews. #3274: Embedded DevTools are now supported for Remote VS Code sessions where the necessary ports can be forwarded. #3261: VS Code shortcut keys (like the command palette) now work even when embedded DevTools has focus (requiresDevTools
ENABLING LOGGING
Enabling Logging. The simplest way to capture logs is using the Dart: Capture Logs command, however there are further commands that restrict the logging to certain sub-systems to help make finding issues easier due to reducing unwanted noise.. In addition to the available commands, there are also user settings to allow capturing detailed logs for an individual component over a longer period. V2.13 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v2.13.2 2018-06-06. A memory leak in code completion has been fixed, so Dart Code should no longer get slower over time RECOMMENDED SETTINGS Recommended Settings. There are some settings in VS Code that you may wish to change from the defaults for a better experience editing Flutter code. You can set copy these from the JSON to your VS Code User Settings or by run the Dart: Use Recommended Settings command from the VS Code command palette. { // Causes the debug view toautomatically
MODIFYING FILES OUTSIDE WORKSPACE If you modify files outside your workspace, you may see a warning: You are modifying a file outside of your open folders. This warning is to help some common situations that can cause problems, such as: Accidentally modifying files in your pub cache folder after jumping to the definition of a class This could cause errors if you alter the DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL STUDIO CODE If you have any problems with the links above you can also find the Dart extension and Flutter extension in the marketplace or by searching within VS Code.. Features. Edit and Debug Flutter mobile apps; Edit and Debug Dart command line apps V3.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.20.1 2021-03-03 #3173: LSP Support is now enabled by default for some users.This will be extended over coming releases to include all users though can be opted-out by explicitly setting the SETTINGS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Settings. There are a number of settings for the Dart and Flutter extensions that can be modified in VS Code’s User Settings or Workspace Settings. The settings described here are documented by their JSON keys, though most of them can also be edited in the settings UI in VS Code by clicking the Dart & Flutter section underExtensions.
COMMANDS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Flutter: Get Packages#. This command fetches Flutter packages listed in your pubspec.yaml and their dependencies for the current project. If invoked in a standard Dart project this command will instead run Pub: Get Packages. For more information on using packages see theFlutter website.
LAUNCH CONFIGURATION Launch Configuration. A launch configuration (.vscode/launch.json) file is not required for the most common use cases for Dart/Flutter as long as you stick to some common conventions:Dart CLI scripts should be in the bin or tool folder, with main entry points being bin/main.dart; Flutter entry points should be at lib/main.dart; Tests should be in a folder named test and end with _test.dart CONFIGURING PATH AND ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Configuring PATH and Environment Variables. By default, Dart Code will try to locate Dart and Flutter SDKs from your PATH variable. Additionally, Flutter may use environment variables to locate some dependencies (such as ANDROID_HOME for the Android SDK). It’s common to set PATH and environment variables in a terminal script like .bash_profile or .bashrc however these changes often only V3.7 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL This allows hot reload to be triggered automatically if external tools are making changes to Dart files. #2120: dart.flutterHotRestartOnSave is now enabled by default. This means if a running Flutter app does not support hot reload, it will instead by hot restarted when the on-save handler fires. RECOMMENDED SETTINGS Recommended Settings. There are some settings in VS Code that you may wish to change from the defaults for a better experience editing Flutter code. You can set copy these from the JSON to your VS Code User Settings or by run the Dart: Use Recommended Settings command from the VS Code command palette. { // Causes the debug view toautomatically
ENABLING LOGGING
Enabling Logging. The simplest way to capture logs is using the Dart: Capture Logs command, however there are further commands that restrict the logging to certain sub-systems to help make finding issues easier due to reducing unwanted noise.. In addition to the available commands, there are also user settings to allow capturing detailed logs for an individual component over a longer period. QUICKLY SWITCHING BETWEEN FLUTTER DEVICES Quickly Switching Between Flutter Devices. If you have multiple devices or simulators connected then there are a number of ways to quickly switch between them: DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL STUDIO CODE If you have any problems with the links above you can also find the Dart extension and Flutter extension in the marketplace or by searching within VS Code.. Features. Edit and Debug Flutter mobile apps; Edit and Debug Dart command line apps V3.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.20.1 2021-03-03 #3173: LSP Support is now enabled by default for some users.This will be extended over coming releases to include all users though can be opted-out by explicitly setting the SETTINGS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Settings. There are a number of settings for the Dart and Flutter extensions that can be modified in VS Code’s User Settings or Workspace Settings. The settings described here are documented by their JSON keys, though most of them can also be edited in the settings UI in VS Code by clicking the Dart & Flutter section underExtensions.
COMMANDS - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Flutter: Get Packages#. This command fetches Flutter packages listed in your pubspec.yaml and their dependencies for the current project. If invoked in a standard Dart project this command will instead run Pub: Get Packages. For more information on using packages see theFlutter website.
LAUNCH CONFIGURATION Launch Configuration. A launch configuration (.vscode/launch.json) file is not required for the most common use cases for Dart/Flutter as long as you stick to some common conventions:Dart CLI scripts should be in the bin or tool folder, with main entry points being bin/main.dart; Flutter entry points should be at lib/main.dart; Tests should be in a folder named test and end with _test.dart CONFIGURING PATH AND ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Configuring PATH and Environment Variables. By default, Dart Code will try to locate Dart and Flutter SDKs from your PATH variable. Additionally, Flutter may use environment variables to locate some dependencies (such as ANDROID_HOME for the Android SDK). It’s common to set PATH and environment variables in a terminal script like .bash_profile or .bashrc however these changes often only V3.7 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL This allows hot reload to be triggered automatically if external tools are making changes to Dart files. #2120: dart.flutterHotRestartOnSave is now enabled by default. This means if a running Flutter app does not support hot reload, it will instead by hot restarted when the on-save handler fires. RECOMMENDED SETTINGS Recommended Settings. There are some settings in VS Code that you may wish to change from the defaults for a better experience editing Flutter code. You can set copy these from the JSON to your VS Code User Settings or by run the Dart: Use Recommended Settings command from the VS Code command palette. { // Causes the debug view toautomatically
ENABLING LOGGING
Enabling Logging. The simplest way to capture logs is using the Dart: Capture Logs command, however there are further commands that restrict the logging to certain sub-systems to help make finding issues easier due to reducing unwanted noise.. In addition to the available commands, there are also user settings to allow capturing detailed logs for an individual component over a longer period. QUICKLY SWITCHING BETWEEN FLUTTER DEVICES Quickly Switching Between Flutter Devices. If you have multiple devices or simulators connected then there are a number of ways to quickly switch between them: RELEASES - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Dart & Flutter support for Visual Studio Code Home; Docs; FAQ; Releases. v3.23; v3.22; v3.21; v3.20; v3.19; v3.18; v3.17; v3.16;v3.15; v3.14; v3.13
V3.21 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.21.1 2021-03-31 #3245: A bug in the change for #3203 that caused only double-slashes // to be included after a triple-slash /// comment has been fixed.; v3.21.0 2021-03-31 Editor. Many of these editor changes rely on changes in the Dart/Flutter SDKs so may not be immediately visible depending on your Dart/Flutter SDK V3.13 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.13.2 2020-08-05 #2702: Running Flutter apps using v1.20.0 of the SDK will no longer immediately fail printing “Exited (64)”; v3.13.1 2020-08-01 #2691: Hot Restart/Reload will no longer fail when using the debug toolbar button or command palette commands.; v3.13.02020-07-31
V3.4 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.4.1 2019-09-04 #1967: Running tests from CodeLens links will longer report “Running the contributed command failed”.; v3.4.0 2019-09-03 Custom Test CodeLens #1901/#1916 It’s now possible to create custom launch configurations for running your tests, for example to pass different arguments or environment variables V3.22 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL Commands#. #3275: Embedded DevTools is now disabled for IDEs like Theia that do not support iframed webviews. #3274: Embedded DevTools are now supported for Remote VS Code sessions where the necessary ports can be forwarded. #3261: VS Code shortcut keys (like the command palette) now work even when embedded DevTools has focus (requiresDevTools
V2.20 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL The Flutter: Inspect Widget feature that was added in v2.17.0 but disabled in v2.17.1 due to bugs is now re-enabled by default when using Flutter version v0.10.2 or later. This command allows you to tap on a widget on your device/emulator to highlight it and jump directly to the source code where it was constructed. V2.13 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v2.13.2 2018-06-06. A memory leak in code completion has been fixed, so Dart Code should no longer get slower over time V3.1 - DART CODE - DART & FLUTTER SUPPORT FOR VISUAL For instructions on installing the Dart or Flutter extensions, go here. v3.1.0 2019-05-31 Preview: Flutter UI Guides #1731: An early preview of Flutter UI Guides is available for testing/feedback.; You can turn this on using the dart.previewFlutterUiGuides setting. Somethings to note:
KEY BINDINGS
Key Bindings. Many of the key bindings you’ll use for Dart Code come from VS Code itself. You can find a PDF reference guide of these by clicking Help -> Keyboard Shortcut Reference.Below is a list of shortcuts that were added by Dart Code or from VS Code that may find useful for Dart and Flutter development. QUICKLY SWITCHING BETWEEN FLUTTER DEVICES Quickly Switching Between Flutter Devices. If you have multiple devices or simulators connected then there are a number of ways to quickly switch between them:Dart Code
Dart & Flutter support for Visual Studio Code* Home
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INTRODUCTION#
The Dart and Flutter extensions extend VS Code with support for the Dart programming language and provides tools for effectively editing, refactoring, running, and reloading Flutter mobile apps, and AngularDartweb apps.
INSTALLATION#
You must have the VS Code Editor in order to install Dart Code. Click the buttons below to open the extension pages in VS Code. Installing the Flutter extension automatically installs the Dart extension. Dart Dart language support and debugger for VS Code. Flutter Flutter support and debugger for VS Code. If you have any problems with the links above you can also find theDart extension
and Flutter extension in the marketplace or by searching within VS Code.
FEATURES#
* Edit and Debug Flutter mobile apps * Edit and Debug Dart command line apps * Automatic hot reloads for Flutter * Refactorings and Code fixes (lightbulb) * Quickly switch between devices for Flutter * Flutter Doctor command * Flutter Get Packages command * Flutter Upgrade Packages command * Automatically gets packages when pubspec.yaml is saved * Automatically finds SDKs from PATH * Notification of new stable Dart SDK releases * Sort Members command * Support for debugging “just my code” or SDK/libraries too (dart.debugSdkLibraries and dart.debugExternalLibraries)
* Prompts to get packages when out of date * Syntax highlighting* Code completion
* Snippets
* Realtime errors/warnings/TODOs * Documentation in hovers/tooltips* Go to Definition
* Find References
* Rename refactoring* Format document
* Support for format-on-save (editor.formatOnSave) * Support for format-on-type (editor.formatOnType) * Workspace symbol search * Document symbol search * Organize Imports support * Pub Get Packages command * Pub Upgrade Packages command* Type Hierarchy
EXTENSION SETTINGS#
A full list of settings is available here . FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS# A list of frequently asked questions is available here .KEY BINDINGS#
A list of useful key bindings is available here . REFACTORINGS AND CODE FIXES# A full list of supported refactors is available here.
ANALYTICS#
This extension reports some analytics such as: * Extension load and analysis times * Whether you have disabled some settings (such as showing TODOs in Problems Window or Closing Labels) * Frequency of use of features like Hot Reload, Hot Restart and OpenObservatory
* Crashes in the Dart analysis server * Platform and Dart/Flutter SDK versions Reporting can be disabled via the dart.allowAnalytics setting.
RELEASE NOTES#
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