That is a great question! But this is more for the use case where you have the flutter sdk installed locally and the project depends on flutter and you want to share the same classes or models with the api. Otherwise you would need to created a shared package and have them both depend on it, but this is an alternative.
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That is a great question! But this is more for the use case where you have the flutter sdk installed locally and the project depends on flutter and you want to share the same classes or models with the api. Otherwise you would need to created a shared package and have them both depend on it, but this is an alternative.