Change the tooltip background color#25844
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Change the tooltip background color#25844anisalibegic wants to merge 1 commit intoflutter:masterfrom anisalibegic:master
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+1, but afaik the material design spec mentions only the dark color for the tooltip background. Is this change not going to break the existing functionality in some cases? Maybe an additional bool param should be added to tooltip widget constructor to assure backwards compatibility. |
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I think this might be closed due to the merged #36856 . |
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Make the tooltip background color same as the theme background color. Currently, it takes the default theme background color which is the dark grey. Basically, I made it so it takes the context's theme background color which can be overwritten when defining MaterialApp theme.