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`linux/runner/` is Flutter's stock GTK host program. On macOS the GTK development headers are absent, so clangd cannot resolve <gtk/gtk.h>, G_DECLARE_FINAL_TYPE never expands, and a six-line main.cc reports seven errors for symbols that macro produces. They are editor diagnostics, not build errors — the file compiles unchanged on Linux, and nothing in the Flutter toolchain reads clangd. Suppressing them beats editing generated code the Linux build needs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# clangd configuration.
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#
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# `linux/runner/` is the GTK host program Flutter generates for the Linux
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# desktop target. It is stock scaffolding — unmodified since `flutter create` —
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# and it builds correctly on a Linux machine with the GTK development headers
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# installed.
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#
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# On macOS and Windows those headers do not exist, so clangd cannot resolve
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# `#include <gtk/gtk.h>`. Everything downstream then collapses: `MyApplication`,
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# `my_application_new` and `g_autoptr` are all produced by the
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# `G_DECLARE_FINAL_TYPE` macro, which never expands, so the editor reports a
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# handful of undeclared identifiers and an unused include on a six-line file
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# that has nothing wrong with it.
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#
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# Those are editor diagnostics, not build errors. `flutter build linux` on a
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# Linux box compiles this unchanged; nothing in the Flutter toolchain reads
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# clangd. Suppressing them here keeps the noise out of the problems panel
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# without touching generated code that the Linux build depends on.
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#
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# If you do want real analysis of this directory, do it on Linux with the GTK
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# headers present and a compile_commands.json — not by editing the runner.
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If:
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PathMatch: linux/.*
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Diagnostics:
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Suppress: '*'
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UnusedIncludes: None
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