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First of all, make sure you are using a version of Flutter framework >= 1.16.2, you can check it by running:

flutter --version

And if it's not the case, you can upgrade the Flutter framework by running:

flutter upgrade

Then, in order to generate the symbol map files when you run the flutter build command, you can use the command like this:

 flutter build apk --obfuscate --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory

Note that some_parent_directory and some_child_directory are arbitrary names that you can replace for whatever you want.

Also note that there's no slash (/) symbol at the beggining of the right side of the equals (=) symbol of the --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory part of the command.

For the example above, after the command finishes, you can find a some_parent_directory directory under your project root'sproject's root directory, which contains another directory called some_child_directory which finally contains the symbol map files:

  • app.android-arm.symbols
  • app.android-arm64.symbols
  • app.android-x64.symbols

First of all, make sure you are using a version of Flutter framework >= 1.16.2, you can check it by running:

flutter --version

And if it's not the case, you can upgrade the Flutter framework by running:

flutter upgrade

Then, in order to generate the symbol map files when you run the flutter build command, you can use the command like this:

 flutter build apk --obfuscate --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory

Note that some_parent_directory and some_child_directory are arbitrary names that you can replace for whatever you want.

Also note that there's no slash (/) symbol at the beggining of the right side of the equals (=) symbol of the --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory part of the command.

For the example above, after the command finishes, you can find a some_parent_directory directory under your project root's directory, which contains another directory called some_child_directory which finally contains the symbol map files:

  • app.android-arm.symbols
  • app.android-arm64.symbols
  • app.android-x64.symbols

First of all, make sure you are using a version of Flutter framework >= 1.16.2, you can check it by running:

flutter --version

And if it's not the case, you can upgrade the Flutter framework by running:

flutter upgrade

Then, in order to generate the symbol map files when you run the flutter build command, you can use the command like this:

 flutter build apk --obfuscate --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory

Note that some_parent_directory and some_child_directory are arbitrary names that you can replace for whatever you want.

Also note that there's no slash (/) symbol at the beggining of the right side of the equals (=) symbol of the --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory part of the command.

For the example above, after the command finishes, you can find a some_parent_directory directory under your project's root directory, which contains another directory called some_child_directory which finally contains the symbol map files:

  • app.android-arm.symbols
  • app.android-arm64.symbols
  • app.android-x64.symbols
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First of all, make sure you are using a version of Flutter framework >= 1.16.2, you can check it by running:

flutter --version

And if it's not the case, you can upgrade the Flutter framework by running:

flutter upgrade

Then, in order to generate the symbol map files when you run the flutter build command, you can use the command like this:

 flutter build apk --obfuscate --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory

Note that some_parent_directory and some_child_directory are arbitrary names that you can replace for whatever you want.

Also note that there's no slash (/) symbol at the beggining of the right side of the equals (=) symbol of the --split-debug-info=some_parent_directory/some_child_directory part of the command.

For the example above, after the command finishes, you can find a some_parent_directory directory under your project root's directory, which contains another directory called some_child_directory which finally contains the symbol map files:

  • app.android-arm.symbols
  • app.android-arm64.symbols
  • app.android-x64.symbols