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4. Flutter Logs

4. Flutter Logs

In the first tab, when you hit the ‘flutter logs’ command and run the app, In another tab, you make some changes to your code and then run ‘flutter logs’ again to get a rundown of everything that’s had logged since you initially started it up until now.

You can typically use this trick when working on an incredibly complex problem and others who are also trying to see your progress. Suppose one changes within their desktop IDE or Text Editor. In that case, they can execute flutter logs again in the second tab to show its history without overwriting what had previously been there!

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