I have a two-part Flutter project that opens in Android Studio. The user side still builds and runs perfectly, but the admin side fails at compile time. No recent edits have been made to the codebase, so the problems seem to stem from dependency changes or a misconfigured module rather than my own changes. What I need is straightforward: clone the repo, open the admin module, eliminate all compilation errors, and return a clean build that generates an APK (or an AAB) without warnings that interrupt the build process. A short note outlining what you changed—package versions, Gradle tweaks, or Flutter-specific fixes—will help me keep the project healthy going forward. You’ll probably work inside Android Studio or VS Code with the latest stable Flutter SDK and verify everything on a current emulator or physical device. Once the admin app compiles, please confirm that it launches and reaches the login screen; functional testing beyond that isn’t necessary for now. If you’re comfortable with dependency upgrades, Gradle settings, and the usual Flutter build hurdles, this should be a quick win for both of us.