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I am about to land a migrator in flutter/flutter which will upgrade minSdkVersions in app-level build.gradle files to 19, but want to make these changes to the packages repo ahead of time. It ended up only mattering in one place though, from what I can tell.

Migrator PR here: flutter/flutter#129729

Part of flutter/flutter#82000

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I am about to land a migrator in flutter/flutter which will upgrade minSdkVersions in app-level build.gradle files to 19, but want to make these changes to the packages repo ahead of time.

We support stable, which still supports pre-19; wouldn't it make more sense to wait until stable is 19+, and then update packages? That's how we did the last iOS support drop.

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I am about to land a migrator in flutter/flutter which will upgrade minSdkVersions in app-level build.gradle files to 19, but want to make these changes to the packages repo ahead of time.

We support stable, which still supports pre-19; wouldn't it make more sense to wait until stable is 19+, and then update packages? That's how we did the last iOS support drop.

Thanks for pointing this out, yes that does make more sense. My mistake!

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