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Both depend on win32 v6, like current Serverpod, so an app that also uses Serverpod can resolve the editor in one pub workspace; file_picker v10 and device_info_plus v12 need win32 v5. file_picker v12 made its API static, returns the picked files directly and reads their content on demand (PlatformFile.readAsBytes()); v13 removed the parameters v12 had deprecated. The FilePickerService implementation keeps its interface: withData, withReadStream and lockParentWindow are ignored, allowMultiple chooses between pickFiles() and pickFile(), and saveFile() saves an empty file, since file_picker now writes the file itself and needs its content up front. The image upload reads the picked file's bytes on the web; the example app saves and opens files with the new API. Raises the minimum to Dart v3.11 and Flutter v3.41.6 (device_info_plus v13). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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example
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