There are various third parties who have tried:
https://blog.devgenius.io/use-flutter-screens-in-native-android-app-share-data-among-them-d97d670807a6
https://tanya-anand.medium.com/data-pass-between-flutter-and-android-using-the-method-channel-f0e8f7655fe

Even just picking one and linking to it, would probably be worth it, given that (at least in my experience) (especially "late majority") users tend to expect things from the official sources. 🤷

So the problem is:

Here, it is asking me to open Android folder inside the Flutter app, whereas my use case is to perform these android specific data-sending changes in my own existing native Android app, from where I am opening Flutter project on a button click

Hi @eseidel
I see the books sample here at https://github.com/flutter/samples/tree/main/add_to_app/books (not archived url) and I also can't find an existing tutorial/guideline for this on website.

But I wonder if this should be transferred to website repository? (as in the end, the tutorial will be published to the website and the team there will take care of this)

Please feel free to transfer wherever is appropriate. I recall we used to keep all bugs in one single repo, but please use whatever the modern patterns are. :)

Thanks for the response. Transferring this issue to website repo.

@leighajarett : Do we have anything in the pipeline for this?

I don't specifically but I'm sure we can adapt the app extension stuff because its a similar mechanism https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/ios/app-extensions

Thanks for the consideration. My interest here is simply in aligning what is documented with the frequency of the user journey. From my experience (at least since leaving Google) most customers are adding a little Flutter to some existing app, the fact that that "golden path" (at least the data sharing portion) isn't documented was surprising/concerning. (We actually commonly get outreach from customers who are considering moving their native app to Flutter now that code push is a possibility.)

Obviously you should validate with your own experience/numbers, it's possible the subset of customers we talk to at Shorebird is different from those the Google team is in contact with. 🤷

Yeah totally. Thanks for the feedback, @eseidel!

Happy to help you with this, @atsansone. But I don't think I have the bandwidth to write myself in the next few weeks

@leighajarett : I'll set up a meet soon. Thanks!