[Feature] Add support for Flutter and PATH on Android Studio

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Thank you very much for providing such a useful plugin. It would be even better if it could support Android Studio.

Unfortunately, I don't want to use mise with shims. It seems that the current Android Studio cannot read the PATH provided by mise at runtime, even after installing the plugin.

Is it possible to make the IDE read the PATH provided by eval "$(~/.local/bin/mise activate zsh)" in ~/.zshrc before running the target?

If you need any additional information or have any other questions, please let me know.

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Hi, @liangyi9812

Thank you for your interest.

I'll check as soon as possible.

Thanks!

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Please let me know what features do you want to use.

As far as I discoverd is:

• Tools automation(JDK auto detect) cannot be applied.
  • Android Studio uses its own SDK
    
  • If you are meaning this page, let me know your mise configuration content and the screenshot of the page.
• EnvVar cannot be applied.
  • There is no point to inject envvars.
    
  • IMHO, That is the reason why there are no other plugins, that supports envvar.

[pillarcoin]

Thank you for your concern about this issue.
Actually, I use Android Studio for developing Flutter applications.
I think the following features would be appropriate for the Flutter development workflow:

• Flutter version switch
  When switching Flutter versions in the current project, Android Studio should automatically configure itself to the version provided by mise ls --current.
  

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• About PATH
  I’m using a trick to ensure that the IDE can correctly read the PATH provided by mise. When launching Android Studio from the command line (e.g., studio .), Android Studio is able to correctly read the PATH set by mise. This is crucial because when compiling Flutter projects, it requires Ruby (installed via mise) to run pod (installed via Ruby) to manage certain dependencies.

  Is it possible for a plugin to achieve this functionality?

  You can view the PATH that the IDE reads by navigating to Settings > Tools > Terminal > Environment variables and clicking the icon at the end of the input field.
  

[134130]

Because of the Flutter is another plugin, not the Android Studio builtin, so I think it maybe impossible to extend it.

But I'll check deeper soon.

[134130]

Hi @liangyi9812

Flutter version switch

• Since all the flutter features are provided by Flutter JetBrains Plugin, so there is no way to apply mise's SDK configuration.

About PATH

• The PATH which you captured is the JVM's Environment variables, backing Android Studio.
• The only way to change JVM's Environment variable is just fork the Android Studio process with new EnvVars.

For the above reasons, I've failed to support Flutter and PATH support. Sorry for it. 😭

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@liangyi9812 Hi! I found the way, and I'm now getting a shot!

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I'm trying, but there is many huddles. 😭

1. There is many difference between Android Studio and IntelliJ Platform.
2. Flutter and Dart plugins are very strictly coupled with IDE's version.
   • If the IDE's version does not match with plugin's version, the IDE is crashing. 😭

[pillarcoin]

I'm trying, but there is many huddles. 😭

1. There is many difference between Android Studio and IntelliJ Platform.

2. Flutter and Dart plugins are very strictly coupled with IDE's version.

   • If the IDE's version does not match with plugin's version, the IDE is crashing. 😭

Sorry to hear that, but at the same time, I really appreciate your efforts. 😊