Flutter Version individual for every project - Flutter Version Manager
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when someone needs to run different Flutter versions per project or hits the 'fvm: command not found' PATH problem after installing FVM.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2020 to 2021.
What it is
A 10-minute tutorial from the Flutter Explained channel on Flutter Version Manager (FVM), a tool for keeping multiple Flutter SDK versions and channels on one machine. It covers what FVM is, installing it, setting it up in Android Studio, IntelliJ and VS Code, and some best practices.
What people said
Recommends Sander Roest · 2020-09 · Stack Overflow · on “Flutter version management. error : -bash: fvm: command not found”
You must add the path to the fvm executable to the $PATH environment variable. After running "pub global activate fvm" you should have seen a warning with instructions on how to fix it. You can watch this: [this video] That will get you up and running.
Cites Youssri Abo Elseod · 2021-03 · Stack Overflow · on “Python can have virtual environments, is there an equivalent for Dart/flutter?”
you can use tow method install different flutter version in multiple path [LINK] If you're using VSCode, you can download multiple version of flutter SDK into different path and quickly switch between them using Dart&Flutter Plugin as followin You need to have two flutter SDK folders. One of them you need to rename it to flutter_beta (or whatever you like, I called it that way because on that one I am always on beta channel and in the original one I am always on stable channel). Then, inside that flutter_beta folder you need to go to bin folder and rename the flutter file to flutterbeta (or whatever you want) Then you need to export the path of that new executable like you did to the first o
Cites Ronaldo · 2021-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Where can I find up-to-date flutter courses?”
But if you are really new, don't have to study NullSafety yet, just change the version of your flutter SDK, then use an older version and study with the free material present on Youtube. To change your Flutter version just have to checkout on the root folder of Flutter or use a FVM like that: [this video]