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Current Behavior
After our project updated to FlutterFlow v7.0.33 (released July 18, 2026), the Code Analyzer reports Target of URI doesn't exist errors on custom functions that we did not modify.
The Issues panel shows 2 errors:
Errors found in custom function "getCalendarForMonth"
Errors found in custom function "lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear"
The underlying messages are Target of URI doesn't exist: '/custom_code/functions/extract_department_names.dart' (and similarly for get_hm_from_total_seconds.dart, search_string_list.dart, and get_total_seconds_from_hm_string.dart), pointing at import lines around lines 19–21.
These appear to be false positives, because:
All of the referenced custom function files exist in the project.
The saved/exported code of the affected functions contains only the standard boilerplate imports — the failing import lines (19–21) are not present in the actual saved code, so they appear to be injected only during the editor's analysis phase.
The affected functions (getCalendarForMonth, lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear) were not modified; they are identical to the last version that shipped to production.
The only change we made was to a different, unrelated custom function (calcOvertime), whose parameters and return type were unchanged.
Expected Behavior
The Code Analyzer should not report Target of URI doesn't exist errors for import targets that exist in the project, and unmodified custom functions should remain error-free. Compile Code / deployment should not be blocked by these analyzer messages.
Steps to Reproduce
1.Open the project keiwa-portal-7a5u7s (on FlutterFlow v7.0.33).
2.Edit and save one unrelated custom function (calcOvertime) — no changes to signature or return type.
3.Run Compile Code.
4.Open the Issues panel and select the Errors tab.
5.Observe 2 errors on getCalendarForMonth and lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear.
6.Open either function; the reported errors are Target of URI doesn't exist on import lines (~lines 19–21) that reference other custom function files (e.g. extract_department_names.dart), even though those files exist and the affected functions were not edited.
Already attempted (errors persist):
・Restarting / refreshing the Code Analyzer
・Hard-reloading the browser and reopening the project
・Re-running Compile Code after waiting
Reproducible from Blank
Bug Report Code (Required)
IT4ojfHl5cx1pbxH1s7yKfpVuyQ7Q09+bYEZmMpBZywgfZzzBLN/fPfQP05oXf24YW9ffWecp14F0MrMjeDxC/k7F06ZRqZyzZN6bALLQmGteJ+TF7qCRUd9L9xUBXKf4cGzsyZ/OvppSlIN316UPOeydDfrNpzIPno8Sq/LZO4=
Visual documentation
・Screenshot of the Issues panel showing the 2 errors.
・Screenshot of the Target of URI doesn't exist messages on lines 19–21 inside getCalendarForMonth / lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear.
・(Optional) A short screen recording of running Compile Code and the errors appearing.
Environment
・FlutterFlow version: v7.0.33 (released July 18, 2026)
・Platform (e.g. Web, MacOS Desktop): Web
・Browser name and version (web): Google Chrome バージョン 149.0.7827.197（公式ビルド） （arm64）
・Operating system and version (desktop): macOS Sequoia 15.1
・Project ID: keiwa-portal-7a5u7s
・Branch / Environment: main / Development & Production
・Flutter version: 3.38.6
Additional Information
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Can we access your project?
Current Behavior
After our project updated to FlutterFlow v7.0.33 (released July 18, 2026), the Code Analyzer reports Target of URI doesn't exist errors on custom functions that we did not modify.
The Issues panel shows 2 errors:
Errors found in custom function "getCalendarForMonth"
Errors found in custom function "lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear"
The underlying messages are Target of URI doesn't exist: '/custom_code/functions/extract_department_names.dart' (and similarly for get_hm_from_total_seconds.dart, search_string_list.dart, and get_total_seconds_from_hm_string.dart), pointing at import lines around lines 19–21.
These appear to be false positives, because:
All of the referenced custom function files exist in the project.
The saved/exported code of the affected functions contains only the standard boilerplate imports — the failing import lines (19–21) are not present in the actual saved code, so they appear to be injected only during the editor's analysis phase.
The affected functions (getCalendarForMonth, lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear) were not modified; they are identical to the last version that shipped to production.
The only change we made was to a different, unrelated custom function (calcOvertime), whose parameters and return type were unchanged.
Expected Behavior
The Code Analyzer should not report Target of URI doesn't exist errors for import targets that exist in the project, and unmodified custom functions should remain error-free. Compile Code / deployment should not be blocked by these analyzer messages.
Steps to Reproduce
1.Open the project keiwa-portal-7a5u7s (on FlutterFlow v7.0.33).
2.Edit and save one unrelated custom function (calcOvertime) — no changes to signature or return type.
3.Run Compile Code.
4.Open the Issues panel and select the Errors tab.
5.Observe 2 errors on getCalendarForMonth and lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear.
6.Open either function; the reported errors are Target of URI doesn't exist on import lines (~lines 19–21) that reference other custom function files (e.g. extract_department_names.dart), even though those files exist and the affected functions were not edited.
Already attempted (errors persist):
・Restarting / refreshing the Code Analyzer
・Hard-reloading the browser and reopening the project
・Re-running Compile Code after waiting
Reproducible from Blank
Bug Report Code (Required)
IT4ojfHl5cx1pbxH1s7yKfpVuyQ7Q09+bYEZmMpBZywgfZzzBLN/fPfQP05oXf24YW9ffWecp14F0MrMjeDxC/k7F06ZRqZyzZN6bALLQmGteJ+TF7qCRUd9L9xUBXKf4cGzsyZ/OvppSlIN316UPOeydDfrNpzIPno8Sq/LZO4=
Visual documentation
・Screenshot of the Issues panel showing the 2 errors.
・Screenshot of the Target of URI doesn't exist messages on lines 19–21 inside getCalendarForMonth / lastDayOfPreviousFiscalYear.
・(Optional) A short screen recording of running Compile Code and the errors appearing.
Environment
Additional Information
No response