Which files to upload to version control from a Flutter project?
Looking folder by folder
1) .dart_tool
is generated, you don't need to push it
2) .idea
, never push this folder, it's generated by your IDE
3) .package
, it'll be generated when you install dependencies, no need to push it
4) i_am_ruch.iml
, IML is a module file created by IntelliJ IDEA, no need to push it
5) pubspec.lock
is generated by pub
, you don't need to push it
6) build
folder is generated during the project's build
So finally, you must push the android
, lib
, ios
, images
, .gitignore
, pubspec.yaml
and README.md
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ios
,android
folder contains native code and configuration for each platform -
lib
contains you flutter code -
images
, I guess it's resources -
pubspec.yaml
contains dependencies to install duringpub get
, and some project configuration
If you want the perfect flutter' gitignore: here it is (from official Flutter Github Repository)
Khader Murtaja
Junior Node.js Developer with one-year work experience worked on medium, and small projects. Core experiences include Node.js, Express.js, and PostgreSQL. Have a small experience in Flutter.
Updated on December 18, 2022Comments
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Khader Murtaja over 1 year
I want to upload my Flutter projects to Github.
But, I don't know which files or folders should I upload and which I should add to the .gitignore file!
Here are the Folders:
- .dart_tool
- .idea
- android
- build
- images
- ios
- lib
Here are the Files:
- .gitignore
- .metadata
- .packages
- i_am_rich.iml
- pubspec.lock
- pubspec.yaml
- README.md
So, which Folders and Files?
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Karol Lisiewicz about 4 years
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Khader Murtaja about 4 yearsUnfortunately, it is not helpful!
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phd about 4 yearsDoes this answer your question? What is a legit .gitignore for a Flutter project that is developed in Android Studio?
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Julio Henrique Bitencourt almost 4 yearsIf you're working on a application (not a library), you should definitely version control
pubspec.lock
. This way other developers will make sure they're using the same lib versions.