Presently all dialogs are rendered as Cupertino dialogs. An option could be added to render dialogs as either material, cupertino or adhering to the platform that the app is running on (i.e. iOS => Cupertino, Android => Material).
Personally I feel that adaptive should be the default option. This, however, would be a breaking change as apps running on Android would then render dialogs using Material instead of Cupertino.
@1SouravGhosh I am happy to put together a solution if you like.
@1SouravGhosh I didn't realized that @FilledStacks released his dialog manager solutions as a package, which has the ability to render dialogs using Material or Cupertino. I will investigate this package further.
Presently all dialogs are rendered as Cupertino dialogs. An option could be added to render dialogs as either material, cupertino or adhering to the platform that the app is running on (i.e. iOS => Cupertino, Android => Material).
Personally I feel that adaptive should be the default option. This, however, would be a breaking change as apps running on Android would then render dialogs using Material instead of Cupertino.
@1SouravGhosh I am happy to put together a solution if you like.