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[BUG] Flutter SDK: (3.19.0) is not valid Flutter version #627

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josh-burton opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #628
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[BUG] Flutter SDK: (3.19.0) is not valid Flutter version #627

josh-burton opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #628
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@josh-burton
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  • [ x] If you have used flutter. Please install correctly, run pub cache repair. Close the terminal and try again.
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Describe the bug
With the new 3.19.0 Flutter release, FVM seems to not recognize it.

When i run fvm install (or any fvm command), the following error is shown:

Flutter SDK: (3.19.0) is not valid Flutter version
Do you want to continue?

Answering yes proceeds to install it, but this is not working on CI as I can't answer the prompt.

@josh-burton josh-burton added the bug Something isn't working label Feb 16, 2024
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I also get this for other versions, 3.16.9@stable for example.

@leoafarias
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I am able to install correctly both of these versions on the latest version 3.0.4, I am running fvm install 3.19.0

@leoafarias
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I believe I found the issue, there is probably a strange behavior that causes the Git command to get the reference to fail.

@josh-burton
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I believe I found the issue, there is probably a strange behavior that causes the Git command to get the reference to fail.

Thanks! That has fixed the issue for me.

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