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- dart pub remove
This command removes the specified package from the pubspec as a dependency For example, the following command is equivalent to editing pubspec yaml (removing http from dependencies or dev_dependencies) and then calling dart pub get:
- Flutter command to delete packages in . pub-cache folder
If a packages in your pub cache to change or break, you can use flutter pub cache repair command performs a clean reinstall of all hosted and git packages in the system cache
- how to remove installed packages that no longer needed?
for example, I just installed the "http" package with: add "http: ^0 12 0" to the secion dependencies in the file pubspec yaml run command "flutter packages get" That's great, super easy but what
- Uninstall Flutter
Flutter and Dart add to additional directories in your home directory These contain configuration files and package downloads The following cleanup is optional Remove Flutter configuration directories If you don't want to preserve your Flutter tooling configuration, remove the following directories from your device
- dart pub remove
Use dart pub remove to remove a dependency This command removes the specified package from the pubspec as a dependency For example, the following command is equivalent to editing pubspec yaml (removing http from dependencies or dev_dependencies) and then calling dart pub get:
- How to remove or identify unused packages from flutter to . . .
Now is there a unified command in flutter where I can remove all unused packages at once? I am pretty sure using flutter clean only removes build folder and using flutter packages get after removing packages from pubspec yaml doesn't remove packages from cocoapod or gradle either
- Removing unwanted permissions and pakcages from Flutter Apps
How to Remove Unwanted Permissions Identify the Permission: Check the AndroidManifest xml files in your Flutter project and the plugins to identify any permissions that your app does not need
- Built-in Command to Remove Unused Packages and Assets
Use case In Flutter projects, it's common over time to accumulate unused dependencies and assets (such as images, fonts, and files) This can lead to unnecessary project bloat, longer build times, and larger app sizes Currently, identifying and cleaning up unused packages or assets must be done manually or through third-party tools
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