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<topic_start>Flutter compatibility policy
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The Flutter team tries to balance the need for API stability with the
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need to keep evolving APIs to fix bugs, improve API ergonomics,
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and provide new features in a coherent manner.To this end, we have created a test registry where you can provide
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unit tests for your own applications or libraries that we run
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on every change to help us track changes that would break
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existing applications. Our commitment is that we won’t make any
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changes that break these tests without working with the developers of
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those tests to (a) determine if the change is sufficiently valuable,
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and (b) provide fixes for the code so that the tests continue to pass.If you would like to provide tests as part of this program, please
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submit a PR to the flutter/tests repository.
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The README on that repository describes
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Announcements and migration guides
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If we do make a breaking change (defined as a change that caused one
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or more of these submitted tests to require changes), we will announce
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the change on our flutter-announce
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mailing list as well as in our release notes.We provide a list of guides for migrating code affected by
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Deprecation policy
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We will, on occasion, deprecate certain APIs rather than outright
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break them overnight. This is independent of our compatibility policy
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which is exclusively based on whether submitted tests fail, as
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described above.Deprecated APIs are removed after a migration grace period. This grace
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period is one calendar year after being released on the stable channel,
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or after 4 stable releases, whichever is longer.When a deprecation does reach end of life, we follow the same procedures
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listed above for making breaking changes in removing the deprecated API.<topic_end>
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Dart and other libraries used by Flutter
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The Dart language itself has a separate breaking-change policy,
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with announcements on Dart announce.In general, the Flutter team doesn’t currently have any commitment
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regarding breaking changes for other dependencies.
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For example, it’s possible that a new version of
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Flutter using a new version of Skia
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(the graphics engine used by some platforms on Flutter)
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or Harfbuzz (the font shaping engine used by Flutter)
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would have changes that affect contributed tests.
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Such changes wouldn’t necessarily be accompanied by a
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migration guide.
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<topic_start>Codelabs
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The Flutter codelabs provide a guided,
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Good for beginners
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If you’re new to Flutter, we recommend starting with
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one of the following codelabs:Building your first Flutter app (workshop)
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An instructor-led version of our very popular
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“Write your first Flutter app” codelab
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(listed below).Your first Flutter app
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Create a simple app that automatically generates cool-sounding names,
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such as “newstay”, “lightstream”, “mainbrake”, or “graypine”.
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This app is responsive and runs on mobile, desktop, and web.
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(This also replaces the previous “write your first Flutter app”
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for mobile, part 1 and part 2 codelabs.)Write your first Flutter app on the web
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Implement a simple web app in DartPad (no downloads
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