What happened with HTTP package in Dart 2.1?











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With dart 2.0 and lower I was able to import the HTTP package directly without modifying my pubspec.yaml file.



I've opened an old project and I've got the error:
"Your application could not be compiled, because its dependencies could not be established.
That library is in a package that is not known. Maybe you forgot to mention it in your pubspec.yaml file?"



I had to go to pubpect.yaml file, and under dependencies I've added: "http: ^0.12.0" to make my project work again.



What happened, why was the HTTP package removed from dart core libraries?






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    With dart 2.0 and lower I was able to import the HTTP package directly without modifying my pubspec.yaml file.



    I've opened an old project and I've got the error:
    "Your application could not be compiled, because its dependencies could not be established.
    That library is in a package that is not known. Maybe you forgot to mention it in your pubspec.yaml file?"



    I had to go to pubpect.yaml file, and under dependencies I've added: "http: ^0.12.0" to make my project work again.



    What happened, why was the HTTP package removed from dart core libraries?






    http dart package flutter







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      With dart 2.0 and lower I was able to import the HTTP package directly without modifying my pubspec.yaml file.



      I've opened an old project and I've got the error:
      "Your application could not be compiled, because its dependencies could not be established.
      That library is in a package that is not known. Maybe you forgot to mention it in your pubspec.yaml file?"



      I had to go to pubpect.yaml file, and under dependencies I've added: "http: ^0.12.0" to make my project work again.



      What happened, why was the HTTP package removed from dart core libraries?






      http dart package flutter







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      With dart 2.0 and lower I was able to import the HTTP package directly without modifying my pubspec.yaml file.



      I've opened an old project and I've got the error:
      "Your application could not be compiled, because its dependencies could not be established.
      That library is in a package that is not known. Maybe you forgot to mention it in your pubspec.yaml file?"



      I had to go to pubpect.yaml file, and under dependencies I've added: "http: ^0.12.0" to make my project work again.



      What happened, why was the HTTP package removed from dart core libraries?






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          https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025




          v0.2.5



          #15416 removed package:http from Flutter and replaced all usages with the HttpClient from dart:io. If you use package:http you must add it
          as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml to continue using it.




          See https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025






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            v0.2.5



            #15416 removed package:http from Flutter and replaced all usages with the HttpClient from dart:io. If you use package:http you must add it
            as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml to continue using it.




            See https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025






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              v0.2.5



              #15416 removed package:http from Flutter and replaced all usages with the HttpClient from dart:io. If you use package:http you must add it
              as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml to continue using it.




              See https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025






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                #15416 removed package:http from Flutter and replaced all usages with the HttpClient from dart:io. If you use package:http you must add it
                as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml to continue using it.




                See https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025






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                v0.2.5



                #15416 removed package:http from Flutter and replaced all usages with the HttpClient from dart:io. If you use package:http you must add it
                as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml to continue using it.




                See https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Changelog#v025







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