Warning dart on your path resolves to is not inside your current Flutter SDK checkout at PATH MacFIX

Flutter (Channel stable, 3.13.2, on macOS 13.5.1 22G90 darwin-arm64 (Rosetta), locale en-US)
! Warning: `dart` on your path resolves to /usr/local/Cellar/dart/2.18.6/libexec/bin/dart, which
is not inside your current Flutter SDK checkout at /Users/newmac/FlutterDev/flutter. Consider
adding /Users/newmac/FlutterDev/flutter/bin to the front of your path.
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I see that you are running Flutter on macOS, and you're still encountering the warning about the Dart executable not being inside your Flutter SDK checkout. Let's go through the steps to address this issue once again:

1. Identify Your Flutter SDK Directory:

Confirm the location of your Flutter SDK directory. Based on your previous messages, it's at /Users/newmac/FlutterDev/flutter.
2. Update Your PATH Variable:

Open your terminal.
Check if you're using a shell like Bash or Zsh. You can do this by running echo $SHELL. It will likely return something like /bin/bash or /bin/zsh.
3. Edit Your Shell Profile:

Depending on your shell, you need to edit the appropriate shell profile file.

If you're using Bash (as indicated by /bin/bash), you can edit ~/.bash_profile by running:

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nano ~/.bash_profile
If you're using Zsh (as indicated by /bin/zsh), you can edit ~/.zshrc by running:

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nano ~/.zshrc
Use the appropriate command for your shell.

4. Add the PATH Modification:

Inside your shell profile file (either ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc), add the following line at the end:

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export PATH="/Users/newmac/FlutterDev/flutter/bin:$PATH"
Replace /Users/newmac/FlutterDev/flutter with the actual path to your Flutter SDK directory.
5. Save and Exit:

In Nano (or your text editor), press Ctrl + O to save the file, then press Enter. Press Ctrl + X to exit Nano.
6. Refresh Your Shell:

To apply the changes immediately without restarting your terminal, run:

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source ~/.bash_profile
If you're using Zsh, use source ~/.zshrc instead.
7. Verify PATH Configuration:

To confirm that your PATH is updated correctly, run:

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echo $PATH
You should see the path to your Flutter SDK's bin directory at the beginning of the output.
8. Check Dart Version:

Finally, confirm that you're using the correct Dart version bundled with your Flutter SDK by running:

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dart --version
This should display the Dart version included with your Flutter SDK, ensuring that your Flutter projects use the correct Dart version.
By following these steps, you should resolve the warning message, and Flutter should use the Dart version from your Flutter SDK.

[sarthaksrivastava]

Warning: `flutter` on your path resolves to C:\Users\sarth\flutter, which is not inside your current Flutter SDK checkout at C:\Program Files\flutter. Consider adding C:\Program Files\flutter\bin to the front of your path. i got this error can you make a video on it, i only got this error

[StoryAboutEverythingg]

what about windows if you experience the same thing

[AkarshPuranik]

For windows ? Kindly make an video on it also

[TacticalTopher]

Can you make a simpler explanation. With voice. For windows.

[elelyons]

Your video really isnt helpful at all, 1st you dont talk, and secound of all you dont carry your audience along with the tutorial. You dont even explain how you got some things that you used in doing whatever you did. Not everyone knows their way around flutter and the environments you know