Updating to Flutter 3.24.5 leads to new errors:
The biggest problem of your library seems the usbDevice.requestDevices([]) cmd !
It is very error prone.
Below is how I use it.
In debug-mode it leads to the error:
"TypeError: Instance of '_USBDevice': type '_USBDevice' is not a subtype of type 'UsbDevice?'"
In release-mode on my local machine it actually works !!
In release-mode on a remote server it leads to the error:
Null check operator used on a null value
Here is my code :
(again, it all happens at the step requestDevices !!!)
UsbDevice? _pairedDevice;
final UsbDevice usbDevice = UsbDevice();
Future<void> _connectToDevice() async {
try {
_pairedDevice = await usbDevice.requestDevices(
[DeviceFilter(vendorId: 0x303a, productId: 0x1001)],
);
final deviceInfo = await usbDevice.getPairedDeviceInfo(_pairedDevice!);
setState(() {
_status = 'Connected to ${deviceInfo.productName}';
});
} catch (e) {
Utils.showSnackBar(e.toString(), Colors.red);
setState(() => _status = 'Error: $e');
}
}
There is so much hiddenly going on with the requestDevices method. Is there any way to somehow debug this on the remote server ? Or can you explain what it does exactly ?
Updating to Flutter 3.24.5 leads to new errors:
The biggest problem of your library seems the
usbDevice.requestDevices([])cmd !It is very error prone.
Below is how I use it.
In debug-mode it leads to the error:
In release-mode on my local machine it actually works !!
In release-mode on a remote server it leads to the error:
Here is my code :
(again, it all happens at the step
requestDevices!!!)There is so much hiddenly going on with the
requestDevicesmethod. Is there any way to somehow debug this on the remote server ? Or can you explain what it does exactly ?