As mentioned in the documentation, you can also catch async errors. I’m just curious if you track them or not. Usually, I only get async errors because Flutter raises async errors or exceptions instead of fatal crashes.

Just curious, do you only track fatal crashes, or do you also track asynchronous crashes?

I still can’t believe it’s possible to do this in Rive. It’s amazing! 😻

I create settings.json for every project. And I always change the location of the debug toolbar.

in .vscode/settings.json

"debug.toolBarLocation": "commandCenter"

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Scratch tam olarak bunun için sanırım

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