In order to start landing Windows plugins in flutter/plugins, we need end-to-end test support for Windows. The plugin_tools support already landed, but we need CI support. That means we'll need a Docker image that can build Flutter applications for Windows—the existing images we have elsewhere in Flutter repo CIs are using 2017 so can't be reused—and the Cirrus configuration to run the tests with it.
In order to start landing Windows plugins in flutter/plugins, we need end-to-end test support for Windows. The
plugin_toolssupport already landed, but we need CI support. That means we'll need a Docker image that can build Flutter applications for Windows—the existing images we have elsewhere in Flutter repo CIs are using 2017 so can't be reused—and the Cirrus configuration to run the tests with it.