Notice for developers using Flutter 3.24+

[fujidaiti]

If your project uses Flutter 3.24.0 or later, we recommend using the pre-release versions named 1.0.0-f324.x.x.x. While you can still use the non-pre-release versions (e.g., 0.9.4) with Flutter 3.24+, you may encounter issues related to the PopScope widget due to a breaking change in Flutter 3.24. There are no functional or API differences between the pre-release and non-pre-release versions, except that the pre-release versions require Flutter 3.24.0 or later.

dependencies:
  # For projects that uses the pre-release versions (requires Flutter 3.24+)
  smooth_sheets: ^1.0.0-f324.0.9.4
  # For projects that uses the non-pre-release versions
  smooth_sheets: ^0.9.4

Background

This package previously used the Route.onPopInvoked method to invoke PopScope.onPopInvoked callbacks when users performed a swipe-to-dismiss gesture. However, these methods were deprecated in Flutter 3.24.0 as part of a breaking change related to the PopScope widget. The problem is that ModalRoute.onPopInvoked, which was an override of Route.onPopInvoked and where PopScope.onPopInvoked callbacks were actually invoked, was removed. As a result, the PopScope.onPopInvoked callback is no longer invoked in Flutter 3.24+. These changes led to issues such as #233.

The only possible solution was to replace Route.onPopInvoked with Route.onPopInvokedWithResult, which was introduced in Flutter 3.24.0. However, migrating to the new API would require increasing the lower bound of the SDK constraint to 3.24.0. For those using an SDK version lower than 3.24, this change would be a significant breaking change. Ultimately, we decided to publish different versions for different SDK constraints to maintain backward compatibility.

[appinteractive]

You might have a look at the condition imports in dart:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61677387/flutter-how-use-conditional-compilation-for-platform-android-ios-web

This way you could have two different files that use different api methods that depend on the flutter version or the availability of the method

[fujidaiti]

Once tried it, but I couldn't find a way to read the Flutter or Dart SDK version in that if-statement.