Downgrade Flutter

To downgrade Flutter to a specific version, you can follow these steps:

1. Check Available Versions

• Visit the Flutter Releases Page to find the version you want to downgrade to.
• Note the version number (e.g., 3.10.5) or the corresponding Git commit hash.

2. Downgrade Using Flutter Version Command

If you installed Flutter using the flutter command-line tool, you can switch to a specific version by running:

   flutter downgrade <version>

Replace <version> with the specific version you want (e.g., 3.10.5).

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3. Manually Checkout a Specific Version

If flutter downgrade does not work or you need a more precise control, follow these steps:

#### a. Navigate to Your Flutter Installation Directory Find where Flutter is installed on your system. For example:

• macOS/Linux: ~/flutter or /usr/local/flutter
• Windows: C:\flutter

#### b. Switch to the Specified Version Use Git to checkout the desired version. Run the following commands:

   cd <flutter-directory>
   git fetch
   git checkout <version>

Replace <flutter-directory> with the path to your Flutter installation and <version> with the version number or Git commit hash (e.g., 3.10.5 or v3.10.5).

#### c. Verify Flutter Now run flutter doctor -v command so flutter will download the stuff related to the particular version:

   flutter doctor

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4. Downgrade Using Flutter Version Management Tools (Optional)

Use tools like FVM (Flutter Version Manager) for easier version management:

1. Install FVM:

   dart pub global activate fvm
   

2. Install a specific Flutter version:

   fvm install <version>
   

3. Use the installed version in your project:

   fvm use <version>
   

5. Verify the Downgrade

Confirm the version of Flutter you’re using by running:

   flutter --version

These methods should help you downgrade Flutter to any specific version.