mikkeli 7a58483ba2 build(android): move to Flutter 3.47 template toolchain (Gradle 9.3.1 / AGP 9.1.0 / Kotlin 2.4.0)
The project pinned Gradle 8.12 / AGP 8.9.1 / Kotlin 2.1.0, all three below the
hard error floors that Flutter 3.47.1 enforces in DependencyVersionChecker.kt
(8.14.0 / 8.11.1 / 2.2.20). Nothing here had rotted; the SDK moved.

Targets Flutter's own template defaults rather than the lowest combo that
clears the floors, because Flutter promotes its warn floor to the error floor
in the very next release -- clearing only the hard floor buys one release of
runway. `flutter-android-preflight` on the host re-derives all of this from
the installed SDK.

Also:
- kotlinOptions{} -> kotlin{compilerOptions{}}: the old DSL is a script
  COMPILATION error under Kotlin >= 2.3, not a warning.
- Java/jvmTarget 11 -> 17, matching what the AndroidX artifacts now require.
- Drop android.enableJetifier (obsolete, removed outright in AGP 9); the
  Flutter migrator adds builtInKotlin/newDsl=false in its place. Keep them:
  builtInKotlin=true makes AGP 9.1.0 supply Kotlin 2.2.10, which is BELOW
  Flutter's own 2.2.20 floor, so Flutter rejects its own recommendation.
- Force plugin subprojects to compileSdk 36 / minSdk 24. bg_launcher 0.1.0 is
  abandoned at compileSdk 31 and the AndroidX artifacts it resolves to refuse
  it. The override must be registered before evaluationDependsOn(":app"),
  which evaluates subprojects eagerly. Dropping bg_launcher is the real fix.

Verified: flutter build apk --debug and --release, as both mikkeli and hermes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016dKAqFo9Uj3mPZWvDzj3G8
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GPS Speedometer

A GPS Speedometer aimed at Android on Motorcycle / Bicycle applications. Created with the help of Claude Code

Features

Core Functionality

  • Real-time speed display using GPS
  • Maybe also direction display using GPS
  • Good floating window / split screen support(hopefully)

Customizable Settings

  • Speed Units: mph, km/h, knots (with convenient unit selector buttons)
  • Theme: Light/Dark mode (expandable for custom themes)

Technical Specifications

  • Target Platform: Android (primary)
  • Target Device: Mobile phones and tablets
  • GPS Requirements: Location permissions required
  • Offline Capability: Full functionality without internet

Architecture Design

To be updated

Permissions Required

  • ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION - For high-precision GPS tracking
  • ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION - Fallback location access

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Flutter SDK
  • Android development environment
  • Physical device recommended (GPS simulation limited in emulator)

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Run flutter pub get
  3. Connect Android device or start emulator
  4. Run flutter run

Development

  • flutter run - Run the app in development mode
  • flutter build apk - Build APK for Android
  • flutter test - Run unit tests
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Description
Simple GPS speedometer.
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