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The method 'detach' isn't defined for the class 'FocusScopeNode' #44
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Hi @fvisticot |
Do you have any workaround until then :) |
Sorry man. I don't. |
Hey @AndreHaueisen I am getting this error on version 1.5.0 installing with pub. Since you do not have a fix for this at the moment what version number should I use in my pubspec.yaml |
You should use flutter stable or beta version. |
@AndreHaueisen I think it won't break anything if we call
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It needs |
@AndreHaueisen aah, yeah, I see, messed up a little bit 🙃 Have you seen this comment? Can it help? |
Now it happens with flutter dev channel too. Not only master anymore. |
@vanelizarov The comment helped me understand what has changed. Thank you very much. For now, either migrate to beta or stable or use maseo's version. |
@AndreHaueisen maybe you can add this feature to e.g. “dev” version of the package by creating separate branch and let the users who have faced this issue install your lib from Github instead of Pub? |
@vanelizarov Agreed. For those who don't want to change to stable or beta channels, install the package using:
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Thanks for the feedback guys 👍 |
Hi @AndreHaueisen, Flutter has hit its new beta(1.6.3), can you release a new version to fix this problem? |
The fix is live at version 1.6.0 |
thanks. |
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I get this compilation error:
Try correcting the name to the name of an existing method, or defining a method named 'detach'.
focusNode.detach();
^^^^^^
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