Hey Flutter devs! 
I wanted to open up a discussion about managing Flutter versions efficiently, especially when working across multiple projects. Have you guys tried FVM (Flutter Version Manager) before?
Let me share my recent experience:
I decided to update Flutter to the latest version to explore new updates, but that’s when the chaos started. 
- First, I faced compatibility issues with Gradle and Android tools.
- After fixing Gradle, another issue showed up with Agora SDK, and at that point, it felt like I was starring in an action movie fighting bugs left and right!
It got me thinking, “There has to be a better way to manage Flutter versions!” That’s when I revisited FVM, and honestly, it was a game-changer.
What is FVM?
FVM (Flutter Version Manager) lets you:
- Manage multiple Flutter versions easily.
- Assign a specific Flutter version to each project.
- Seamlessly switch between versions with a single command.
Why I Recommend FVM
- Saves Time: No more installing/uninstalling Flutter versions. Each project runs on its defined version without conflicts.
- Flexibility: Need Flutter 2 for one project and Flutter 3 for another? FVM handles it effortlessly.
- Easy Switching: Switching versions is as simple as running a single command.
Getting Started with FVM (Quick Steps):
- Install FVM:
dart pub global activate fvm
- Install the desired version:
fvm install VERSION
- Set the version for your project:
fvm use VERSION
- Replace your
flutter runcommand with:
fvm flutter run
5.Tip for VSCode users*: Just restart the terminal, and flutter run will use the correct version automatically.
What about you guys?
- How do you manage different Flutter versions across projects?
- Have you faced similar issues when updating Flutter or handling SDK conflicts?
- Any tips or tricks you’ve discovered while using FVM?
Let’s share experiences, best practices, and help each other! 
For those curious, here’s the official FVM documentation: https://fvm.app/.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences! 