DevTools 2.32.0 release notes

The 2.32.0 release of the Dart and Flutter DevTools includes the following changes among other general improvements. To learn more about DevTools, check out the DevTools overview.

General updates

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  • Improved overall usability by making the DevTools UI more dense. This significantly improves the user experience when using DevTools embedded in an IDE. - #7030
  • Removed the "Dense mode" setting. - #7086
  • Added support for filtering with regular expressions in the Logging, Network, and CPU profiler pages - #7027
  • Add a DevTools server interaction for getting the DTD uri. - #7054

Memory updates

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  • Supported allocation tracing for Flutter profile builds and Dart AOT compiled applications. - #7058
  • Supported import of memory snapshots. - #6974

Debugger updates

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  • Highlighted extension type as a declaration keyword, highlight the $ in identifier interpolation as part of the interpolation, and properly highlight comments within type arguments. - #6837

Logging updates

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  • Added toggle filters to filter out noisy Flutter and Dart logs - #7026

    Logging view filters

  • Added a scrollbar to the details pane. - #6917

DevTools extension updates

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  • Added a description and documentation link to the devtools_options.yaml file that is created in a user's project. - #7052
  • Updated the Simulated DevTools Environment Panel to be collapsible (thanks to @victoreronmosele!) - #7062
  • Integrated DevTools extensions with the new Dart Tooling Daemon. This will allow DevTools extensions to access public methods registered by other DTD clients, such as an IDE, as well as access a minimal file system API for interacting with the development project. - #7108

VS Code sidebar updates

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  • Fixed an issue that prevented the VS code sidebar from loading in recent beta and main builds. - #6984
  • Showed DevTools extensions as an option from the debug sessions DevTools dropdown, when available. #6709

Full commit history

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To find a complete list of changes in this release, check out the DevTools git log.

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