After spending some time trying to get the app to run locally and forgetting to check the f*%#ing Java version, everything is now running. The first tests are okay; I'll dive deeper into these tests from now on!

Today I got that eureka moment, and I finished the main PR for this project. Unit tests are running smoothly, and I have now started configuring them to test via Android/iOS emulators to verify that everything is running as intended.

Tomorrow will be long and painful to understand what is happening with this project.

This saga is getting interesting every day. I just left a bunch of tests running on my machine to see if my latest changes are ok, but the amount of red was huge.

And I know that this is the most accurate way to make things, but when you're in the flow, sometimes you won't realise that you are screwing things up until you get to the point of creating a PR for your changes.

Now, after about 3 days of developing in Flutter, I have started to understand what I am doing. Most of the changes that I needed to make are completed, and now I'm going to start testing the app to see if everything is working fine!

The only thing that I learned from this is that I'll never say "this change is easy" in my team's daily meeting ever again. It jinxed me so bad.

I spent hours making changes to this Flutter project. I got a lot of green marks on unit tests, but there is still much to be done! I'll take this win for today, but the saga continues.

Struggling to understand what part of my change broke the code is more complex when the tests are just pointing out that "some tests failed."