i have multiple project that are running in latest stable flutter version but i want one of my project to run on 3.7.12
i downloaded both latest and 3.7.12 and updated the path of both the versions now all projects are running in latest version ,how can i run one project in the older version
i tried to export the path with in the root directory of the project by entering the command export PATH="/Users/quiklyz01/development/frameworks/flutter_3.7.12/bin:$PATH"
User FVM Flutter version management tool for Flutter
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Instead of FVM, as others have suggested, take a good look at Puro. It's faster, more space-efficient, integrates better with the major IDEs, and includes a dart "eval" function and a dart REPL!
I'm a former FVM user, but have been using Puro for at least six months now, and will never go back.
You can either download older version manually and replace that your latest version folder with older version
OR
You can also use Flutter version management FVM
If you don't prefer using the latest stable version of Flutter.
You can utilize version control tools that allow you to wait for the latest versions to be updated such as labelled in other answers such as PURO and FVM.
By employing version management practices, you can efficiently handle multiple projects simultaneously. This ensures proper Flutter versions across your various projects.
If you don't prefer using the latest stable version of Flutter.
If you're only working on a single project at a time, you may choose to upgrade Flutter to the latest version or downgrade to a specific version using the command "flutter upgrade" or "flutter downgrade [version]". This allows you to manage the Flutter version based on your project requirements.
For example, let's say you want to downgrade Flutter to version 2.0.4. You can follow these steps:
This command will initiate the downgrade process and switch your Flutter installation to version 2.0.4.
