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Use already downloaded dart sdk for frontend_server. - #14702
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This is follow-up to flutter#14610
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Does flutter precache -a still download the SDK for all platforms? We need that to be able to roll Flutter into Google.
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Thanks for the pointer, @tvolkert . It did, cleaned it up. |
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We need to keep the platform-specific locations to support |
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Got you, sorry I misunderstood what |
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Hmm. symlinks come to mind, but Windows is tricky... /cc @goderbauer |
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symlinks on Windows seem to require admin elevated privileges, so that leaves copying as the only option for Windows. |
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Another issue with running flutter from |
…cache/dart-sdk, but it is 'flutter precache -a' that can download all dart sdks for other platforms under bin/cache/artifacts/engine/<platform>/dart-sdk
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This broke use of cc @alexmarkov |
This is needed to support running with local engine's dart sdk. This is follow-up to flutter#14702.
This is needed to support running with local engine's dart sdk. This is follow-up to #14702.
* Use already downloaded dart sdk for frontend_server. This is follow-up to flutter#14610 * Remove reference to engine dart-sdk from artifacts * Remove unused imports * WIP to switch back to solution where dart sdk is downloaded into bin/cache/dart-sdk, but it is 'flutter precache -a' that can download all dart sdks for other platforms under bin/cache/artifacts/engine/<platform>/dart-sdk * Download all dart sdks when 'flutter precache -a'
This is needed to support running with local engine's dart sdk. This is follow-up to flutter#14702.
This is follow-up to #14610
Fixes #14700