There's a section Executing channel handlers on background threads in official flutter docs covering how to execute plugin handlers in background threads. But it only covers languages used in mac/ios/android. There's mentioned on c/c++ or win32 API. How to do that for windows plugins? I know I can also do that in isolates, but I'd like to use threads like other platforms.
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"Currently this feature is only supported on iOS and Android." – Richard Heap Mar 06 '23 at 19:35