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psygo
psygo

Reputation: 7543

Flutter Caching Very Old Errors

1. The Problem

Usually, either flutter clean or deleting /build folder works for me. But, recently, some errors have been cached for a long time and I just can't seem to be able to delete them. The cleaning process is also supposedly taking way longer than expected (+3s in my reasonably good computer).

The reason why I say it is caching error logs is that essentially all of it refers to silly typo mistakes I have fixed long ago or other types of easy-to-fix mistakes. For example, 2 days ago (my computer rebooted 2 times since then), I've used an .email getter on an object that doesn't have it and the log is still there; or the fact that it is saying that I've used an invalid object on oneline, but now there is bascially nothing in that file anymore.

The app also builds and runs perfectly after these long error messages, and, if I hot reload or hot restart it, no errors reappear.

I would like to share my complete error log here, but a good part of it has a lot of personal data. It is also not very relevant I think, because it mostly refers to silly mistakes and typos.

2. What I've tried so far

Here is what I've tried so far:

  1. flutter clean
  2. Manually delete the /build folder
  3. Restart my IDE
    • These error messages appear both on VS Code (my current IDE) and Android Studio.
  4. Use Ctrl + Shift + P + Clear Editor History to reset VS Code.

Is there some hidden folder within a Flutter project that could be caching these data?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3019

Answers (1)

psygo
psygo

Reputation: 7543

Apparently, there is some linkage between the Flutter project and the emulator itself, because wiping out the emulator's data seems to have solved the problem.

Was that supposed to happen? I think this should be treated as a Flutter issue — more specifically: flutter/flutter #45478 Github Issue.

Upvotes: 3

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