Install Flutter SDK.
Description
This Step git clones the selected branch or tag of the official Flutter repository and runs the initial setup of the Flutter SDK. Use this step before the cache-pull step to make sure caching works correctly.
- In the Flutter SDK git repository version input set the tag or branch of the Flutter. The default value is
stablewhich clones and installs the latest stable Flutter branch. - In the Update to the latest version input select
falseto use a preinstalled Flutter version ortrueto update Flutter SDK to the latest version released in the build release channel. By default, this input is set totrue. - Enable Print debug information to run
flutter doctorto see if there are any missing platform dependencies for setting up Flutter.
If you prefer to install Flutter from an installation bundle instead of the git repository, use the Flutter SDK installation bundle URL input. Insert the URL of the preferred bundle, for example, https://storage.googleapis.com/flutter_infra/releases/dev/windows/flutter_windows_v1.14.5-dev.zip. If the input is filled out correctly, it overrides the value set in the Flutter SDK git repository version input.
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Inputs
| Key | Description | Flags | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
version |
Use this input to install from the git repository by specifying a tag or branch. Use this input for the stable channel, as the stable channel can be preinstalled. If the input Flutter SDK installation bundle URL is specified, this input is ignored. To find the available version tags see this list: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/releases To see the the avilable branches visit: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/branches | stable |
|
is_debug |
If enabled will run flutter doctor and print value of PATH eniroment variable. | false |
Outputs
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