Text is not showing in release mode

[ShafiMunshi]

For getting adaptive text by depending on screen size, I used (.sp) in TextStyle in TextTheme. Using (.sp) inside text theme data , app works fine. But the issue occured when I tried to run it in release or profile mode. No text were showing in screen. Then i had to refine the textheme and remove all the (.sp).

From

  static TextTheme lightTextTheme = TextTheme(
    displayLarge: TextStyle(
      fontSize: 30.sp, 
      fontWeight: FontWeight.w600,
      color: AppColors.black, 
    ),
    displayMedium: TextStyle(
      fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, 
      fontSize: 25.sp, 
      color: AppColors.secondaryColor, 
    ),

To

  static TextTheme lightTextTheme = TextTheme(
    displayLarge: TextStyle(
      fontSize: 30, 
      fontWeight: FontWeight.w600, 
      color: AppColors.black, 
    ),
    displayMedium: TextStyle(
      fontWeight: FontWeight.w500,
      fontSize: 25, 
      color: AppColors.secondaryColor, 
    ), 

[paulcardno]

I have the same issue only happens in release mode and not for all Phones. I have run on 4 phones (2 android and 2 iphones) only one had the issue and only in release mode and not completely consistently there either. Sometimes when I started the app on the phone with the issue, it looked fine but then when I put it as into the background and brought it to foreground I had the issue.

Looks like the .sp value is returning zero for the text size.

this is my yaml entry flutter_screenutil: ^5.9.3 not sure the iOS version of the phone (its my partners phone) but can find out if need be.

[ShafiMunshi]

I have the same issue only happens in release mode and not for all Phones. I have run on 4 phones (2 android and 2 iphones) only one had the issue and only in release mode and not completely consistently there either. Sometimes when I started the app on the phone with the issue, it looked fine but then when I put it as into the background and brought it to foreground I had the issue.

Looks like the .sp value is returning zero for the text size.

this is my yaml entry flutter_screenutil: ^5.9.3 not sure the iOS version of the phone (its my partners phone) but can find out if need be.

how did you fix that?

[paulcardno]

sorry didn't fix it, need to borrow the phone back and have another go. I centralized all my font sizes so only have one place to change from using .sp, I will focus back on it next week when I can get my hands on the phone.

here is my centralization code, class FontSizes { static double largeTitle36 = 36.sp; static double largeTitle32 = 32.sp; static double largeTitle30 = 30.sp; static double title24 = 24.sp; static double heading20 = 20.sp; static double body20 = 20.sp; static double caption12 = 12.sp; // static double largeTitle36 = 36; // static double largeTitle32 = 32; // static double largeTitle30 = 30; // static double title24 = 24; // static double heading20 = 20; // static double body20 = 20; // static double caption12 = 12; }

[paulcardno]

ok I might have found a solution, I have tested this on two phones that had issues and its working. But be interested if it works for you @ShafiMunshi.

Basically I put in a delay at the start using future builder, not sure why it works but 100mSecs seems to make all the difference, haven't done a binary search to find out how much time it really needs but 100mSec is acceptable solution.

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget { const MyApp({super.key});

Future initializeScreenUtil(BuildContext context) async { // Wait for a short duration to ensure initialization is complete await Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 100)); }

// This widget is the root of your application. @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { return FutureBuilder( future: initializeScreenUtil(context), builder: (context, snapshot) { if (snapshot.connectionState == ConnectionState.waiting) { // Show a loading indicator while waiting for initialization return const CircularProgressIndicator(); } else { return ScreenUtilInit( designSize: const Size(414, 892), // Set the design size of your app, used for scaling builder: (context, child) { return MaterialApp(

[ShafiMunshi]

ok I might have found a solution, I have tested this on two phones that had issues and its working. But be interested if it works for you @ShafiMunshi.

Basically I put in a delay at the start using future builder, not sure why it works but 100mSecs seems to make all the difference, haven't done a binary search to find out how much time it really needs but 100mSec is acceptable solution.

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget { const MyApp({super.key});

Future initializeScreenUtil(BuildContext context) async { // Wait for a short duration to ensure initialization is complete await Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 100)); }

// This widget is the root of your application. @OverRide Widget build(BuildContext context) { return FutureBuilder( future: initializeScreenUtil(context), builder: (context, snapshot) { if (snapshot.connectionState == ConnectionState.waiting) { // Show a loading indicator while waiting for initialization return const CircularProgressIndicator(); } else { return ScreenUtilInit( designSize: const Size(414, 892), // Set the design size of your app, used for scaling builder: (context, child) { return MaterialApp(

Thanks for your help. Your code works truly flawless.

[Jewel105]

Ensure that the screen size is initialized before running the app.

// This is particularly useful for adapting UI layouts to different screen sizes.
await ScreenUtil.ensureScreenSize();

runApp(const MyApp());

[damooola]

Ensure that the screen size is initialized before running the app.

// This is particularly useful for adapting UI layouts to different screen sizes.
await ScreenUtil.ensureScreenSize();

runApp(const MyApp());

This works. Thanks!