Fix/Builder

[shovelmn12]

Fix/Builder

[MohiuddinM]

Thanks for the contribution I have fixed the problem

[shovelmn12]

FYI

      final version = Platform.version.substring(0, 5);

This wont work when one of the numbers will be a double digit ...
Thats why I used a regex

[MohiuddinM]

This wont work when one of the numbers will be a double digit ... Thats why I used a regex

Thanks for the info, I fixed it for double digits too. I didn't use this PR because regex seems like an overkill here, I hope you understand.

[shovelmn12]

No worries

      final version = versionText.substring(
        0,
        versionText.indexOf(' '),
      );

The only issue I can see with that is what if one of the platforms implements Platform.version as version number only (ex. Platform.version = "3.6.0" parsing it will fail, there is no space to find ...

add a fallback at least, something like versionText.indexOfOrNull(' ') so in case there is no space it defaults to the whole string.

Thats why I used RegExp as we donnow how the underlying platform implements Platform.version so I needed to ensure some kind of \d+.\d+.\d+ exists ... because the solution using indexOfOrNull will fail when Platform.version = "" for example or if Version.parse does not know how to handle "3.6" and Platform.version = "3.6"