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fix(ci): raise the embedded example to Flutter's Gradle and AGP minimums (FR-26112) - #148
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Recent Flutter releases refuse to build an Android app whose Gradle is below 8.14.0. The embedded example pinned 8.8, so the E2E workflow now fails during the APK build, before any test runs: Error: Your project's Gradle version (8.8.0) is lower than Flutter's minimum supported version of 8.14.0. hosted and application_id pinned 8.6 and would fail the same way when built. All three move to 8.14.3 - the lowest published release that satisfies the floor, staying on 8.x for compatibility with the AGP versions in use (8.6 for embedded, 8.4 for the other two). The plugin's own android/gradle wrapper is left at 8.2. It is not built through Flutter's app pipeline, so the check does not apply to it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ums (FR-26112) Current Flutter refuses to build an Android app below its declared floors, and the checks fire one at a time. Gradle 8.8 tripped the first; raising it to 8.14.3 exposed the second, an AGP floor of 8.11.1 against the project's 8.6.0. Both are now raised for the embedded example, which is the app the E2E workflow builds. hosted and application_id sit below the same floors, on AGP 8.4.0 with Kotlin 1.9.10. They are not built by CI, so a bump there could not be verified here and might need a Kotlin upgrade alongside it; they are left for a change that can be tested. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…-26112) Third floor in the chain. Clearing the Gradle minimum exposed the AGP one, and clearing that exposed Kotlin: the project pins 2.1.0 against a declared minimum of 2.2.20. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ugbot summaries (#151) The merge workflow pasted the PR description into a single-quoted `echo -e '...'`, so any apostrophe ended the string and the rest ran as shell. #148 and #149 both failed that way ("Both: command not found", exit 127), so no release PR was opened after either merge. Descriptions now reach the step through an environment variable and are written with printf, which also stops backslashes being reinterpreted and keeps a line reading EOF from truncating the step output. Cursor Bugbot writes a summary into the release PR description. The release-PR-updated workflow copied the whole description into CHANGELOG.md, and every commit made Bugbot rewrite the summary (it names the commit), which edited the description and committed again: 14 commits in a few minutes on release/next. The Bugbot block is now stripped before the changelog is written, so a Bugbot edit regenerates an identical file and there is nothing to commit. The same stripping applies to the merge workflow and to the GitHub release notes. The release-PR-updated workflow also wrote an unset step output when no CHANGELOG.old.md existed; it now writes the description. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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E2E fails before any test runs, on every branch
The Demo Embedded E2E (Flutter) job dies during the APK build. Current Flutter refuses to build an Android app below its declared minimums, and it reports them one at a time:
This is not caused by a change in the repo:
release/nextpassed this job on 2026-08-11docs/fix-associated-domain-app-id, a documentation-only branch, failed it on 2026-08-14It broke between the 11th and the 14th, from a Flutter release rather than a commit here.
The change
Two lines, both in the
embeddedexample — the app this workflow builds:8.14.3is the lowest published Gradle satisfying the floor —8.14.0does not exist, the line starts at plain8.14. AGP8.11.1is the floor exactly. Staying on Gradle 8.x keeps AGP compatibility; 9.x would be a major jump. The example already runs Kotlin 2.1.0 andcompileSdk 36, so no further upgrade is implied.Deliberately not included
hostedandapplication_idsit below the same floors, on AGP 8.4.0 with Kotlin 1.9.10. Neither is built by CI, so any bump there is unverifiable from here, and AGP 8.11.1 against Kotlin 1.9.10 may well need a Kotlin upgrade alongside it. I would rather leave them for a change that can actually be tested than push a speculative one. They will fail the same way the moment anyone builds them.The plugin's own
android/gradle/wrapperstays at 8.2 — it is consumed by the host project's Gradle, not built through Flutter's app pipeline, so the check does not apply.Verification
Flutter is not installed on my machine, so CI on this PR is the check. The first bump already proved the mechanism: it cleared the Gradle error and surfaced the AGP one. If a third floor appears, it will be visible the same way.
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