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Other channels
We currently have one other channel, master.
People who contribute to Flutter use this channel.This channel is not as thoroughly tested as
the beta and stable channels.We do not recommend using this channel as
it is more likely to contain serious regressions.The latest documentation for the master branch
is at: https://main-api.flutter.dev<topic_end>
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Changing channels
To view your current channel, use the following command:To change to another channel, use flutter channel <channel-name>.
Once you’ve changed your channel, use flutter upgrade
to download the latest Flutter SDK and dependent packages for that channel.
For example:info Note
If you need a specific version of the Flutter SDK,
you can download it from the Flutter SDK archive.<topic_end>
<topic_start>
Upgrading packages
If you’ve modified your pubspec.yaml file, or you want to update
only the packages that your app depends upon
(instead of both the packages and Flutter itself),
then use one of the flutter pub commands.To update to the latest compatible versions of
all the dependencies listed in the pubspec.yaml file,
use the upgrade command:To update to the latest possible version of
all the dependencies listed in the pubspec.yaml file,
use the upgrade --major-versions command:This also automatically update the constraints
in the pubspec.yaml file.To identify out-of-date package dependencies and get advice
on how to update them, use the outdated command. For details, see
the Dart pub outdated documentation.
<topic_end>
<topic_start>Flutter SDK archive
The Stable channel contains the
most stable Flutter builds.
To learn more, check out Flutter’s channels.error Important
If you develop apps in China, check out using Flutter in China.To learn what’s new in the major Flutter releases,
check out the release notes page.A note on provenance: provenance
describes how software artifacts are built, including
what the download contains and who created it.
To view provenance in a more readable format
and where nothing is downloaded, run the following
command using the provenance file URL from a release (you might need to
download jq to easily parse the JSON).<topic_end>
<topic_start>Stable channel (Windows)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Beta channel (Windows)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Stable channel (macOS)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Beta channel (macOS)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Stable channel (Linux)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Beta channel (Linux)
Select from the following scrollable list:<topic_end>
<topic_start>Master channel
Installation bundles are not available for master.
However, you can get the SDK directly from
GitHub repo by cloning the master channel,
and then triggering a download of the SDK dependencies:For additional details on how our installation bundles are structured,
see Installation bundles.
<topic_end>
<topic_start>What's new
This page contains current and recent announcements
of what’s new on the Flutter website and blog.
Find past what’s new information on the
what’s new archive page.
You might also check out the
Flutter SDK release notes.To stay on top of Flutter announcements including
breaking changes,
join the flutter-announce Google group.For Dart, you can join the Dart Announce Google group,
and review the Dart changelog.<topic_end>
<topic_start>
15 February 2024: Valentine’s-Day-adjacent 3.19 release
Flutter 3.19 is live! For more information,
check out the Flutter 3.19 umbrella blog post
and the Flutter 3.19 technical blog post.You might also check out the Dart 3.3 release blog post.Docs updated or added since the 3.16 releaseOther updatesFor past releases, check out the
What’s new archive page.
<topic_end>
<topic_start>Flutter release notes
This page links to announcements and release notes for
releases to the stable channel.info Note
For information about bug-fix releases, check out
Hotfixes to the Stable Channel on the Flutter wiki.
<topic_end>
<topic_start>Breaking changes and migration guides
As described in the breaking change policy,
on occasion we publish guides
for migrating code across a breaking change.To be notified about future breaking changes,
join the groups Flutter announce and Dart announce.When facing Dart errors after upgrading Flutter,
consider using the dart fix command
to automatically migrate your code.
Not every breaking change is supported in this way,
but many are.To avoid being broken by future versions of Flutter,
consider submitting your tests to our test registry.The following guides are available. They are sorted by
release, and listed in alphabetical order:<topic_end>
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Not yet released to stable
<topic_end>
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Released in Flutter 3.19
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<topic_start>

Other channels

We currently have one other channel, master.

People who contribute to Flutter use this channel.This channel is not as thoroughly tested as

the beta and stable channels.We do not recommend using this channel as

it is more likely to contain serious regressions.The latest documentation for the master branch

is at: https://main-api.flutter.dev<topic_end>

<topic_start>

Changing channels

To view your current channel, use the following command:To change to another channel, use flutter channel <channel-name>.

Once you’ve changed your channel, use flutter upgrade

to download the latest Flutter SDK and dependent packages for that channel.

For example:info Note

If you need a specific version of the Flutter SDK,

you can download it from the Flutter SDK archive.<topic_end>

<topic_start>

Upgrading packages

If you’ve modified your pubspec.yaml file, or you want to update

only the packages that your app depends upon

(instead of both the packages and Flutter itself),

then use one of the flutter pub commands.To update to the latest compatible versions of

all the dependencies listed in the pubspec.yaml file,

use the upgrade command:To update to the latest possible version of

all the dependencies listed in the pubspec.yaml file,

use the upgrade --major-versions command:This also automatically update the constraints

in the pubspec.yaml file.To identify out-of-date package dependencies and get advice

on how to update them, use the outdated command. For details, see

the Dart pub outdated documentation.

<topic_end>

<topic_start>Flutter SDK archive

The Stable channel contains the

most stable Flutter builds.

To learn more, check out Flutter’s channels.error Important

If you develop apps in China, check out using Flutter in China.To learn what’s new in the major Flutter releases,

check out the release notes page.A note on provenance: provenance

describes how software artifacts are built, including

what the download contains and who created it.

To view provenance in a more readable format

and where nothing is downloaded, run the following

command using the provenance file URL from a release (you might need to

download jq to easily parse the JSON).<topic_end>

<topic_start>Stable channel (Windows)