Android Studio flamingo created a number of fires for flutter engineering.
Some covering gradle 8 support, AGP 8.0 support and Java 17 support.

In many ways flutter does not control compatibility or interoperability between dependencies required to build android apps. Flutter should document the supported version and enforce those as part of flutter build/run in addition to exposing them in flutter doctor or similar command.

This is not unlike what iOS does

here's an example

that shows it in doctor
this is the code that's checked when we go to build the project, and bails early with an error if the version isn't high enough
used here