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Sometimes Flutter makes HTTP requests itself. For example, for the network image widget. This would allow to track them.
A few gotchas: The requests from the SDK itself are maybe tracked, too. Also if it's used with http/dio integrations, there may be duplicated trackings because http and dio use dart:ios HttpClient
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Intercept HTTP requests which are made by Flutter itself
Intercept HTTP requests which are made by dart:io HttpClientJan 5, 2022
Since this is pretty interesting for monitoring network image widgets, you can trivially work around this limitation by using an image provider backed by http or dio.
This API might be a good starting point.
Sometimes Flutter makes HTTP requests itself. For example, for the network image widget. This would allow to track them.
A few gotchas: The requests from the SDK itself are maybe tracked, too. Also if it's used with http/dio integrations, there may be duplicated trackings because http and dio use dart:ios HttpClient
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: