No platform description in pubspec #4

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yaso_meth · 2026-03-06T23:30:59Z

yaso_meth commented

2026-03-06 23:30:59 +00:00

Mzansi AI Feedback:-

Great question! If you’re creating a Flutter package, you’re likely building for multiple platforms, but you need to decide which ones your package will officially support — and that’s totally fine!

Here’s how to select the platforms your Flutter package supports:

✅ Step 1: Check your `pubspec.yaml`

In your package’s root directory, open the pubspec.yaml file.

You’ll see this section:

publish_to: 'none' # Remove this if you plan to publish to pub.dev

And under the description or version, you’ll see:

platforms:
  android: 'any'
  ios: 'any'
  web: 'any'
  windows: 'any'
  macos: 'any'
  linux: 'any'
  // You can also specify minimum versions if needed

🚨 Important: If you’re not targeting a specific platform, you can omit the platforms section — Flutter will assume your package supports all platforms by default, unless you specify otherwise.

✅ Step 2: Use the `platforms` key to restrict support

If you want to restrict your package to only certain platforms, add this under pubspec.yaml:

platforms:
  android: '>=3.0.0'
  ios: '>=13.0.0'

You can also omit platforms you don’t support — for

Mzansi AI Feedback:- Great question! If you’re creating a Flutter package, you’re likely building for **multiple platforms**, but you need to decide which ones your package will officially support — and that’s totally fine! ### Here’s how to select the platforms your Flutter package supports: --- ### ✅ Step 1: Check your `pubspec.yaml` In your package’s root directory, open the `pubspec.yaml` file. You’ll see this section: ```yaml publish_to: 'none' # Remove this if you plan to publish to pub.dev ``` And under the `description` or `version`, you’ll see: ```yaml platforms: android: 'any' ios: 'any' web: 'any' windows: 'any' macos: 'any' linux: 'any' // You can also specify minimum versions if needed ``` > 🚨 **Important**: If you’re not targeting a specific platform, you can **omit the `platforms` section** — Flutter will assume your package supports all platforms by default, unless you specify otherwise. --- ### ✅ Step 2: Use the `platforms` key to restrict support If you want to **restrict** your package to only certain platforms, add this under `pubspec.yaml`: ```yaml platforms: android: '>=3.0.0' ios: '>=13.0.0' ``` You can also omit platforms you don’t support — for

yaso_meth added the enhancement help wanted labels 2026-03-06 23:30:59 +00:00

yaso_meth added reference 0.0.2

2026-03-23 14:47:23 +00:00

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Reference: yaso_meth/mih_package_toolkit#4

No platform description in pubspec #4

Here’s how to select the platforms your Flutter package supports:

✅ Step 1: Check your pubspec.yaml

✅ Step 2: Use the platforms key to restrict support

✅ Step 1: Check your `pubspec.yaml`

✅ Step 2: Use the `platforms` key to restrict support