@Nitin-Poojary thanks for the contribution! However the branch on this PR has gotten a little bit messed up; it touches way more files than it should and includes commits not made by you (this is normally the sign of a bad rebase/update).

I'm going to mark this PR as a draft until the branch gets fixed, it cannot land in its current state.

Thank you for pointing out the issues. I apologize for any inconvenience caused. I have now fixed the problems. I believe it is now appropriate to mark this pull request as ready for review again.

Could you please look into the failing tests?

Finally, I really appreciate how much you assisted me during this whole process. Thank you!

Should I push more commits regarding TODO from this branch?

A follow-up would need to be a new PR in a new branch against the latest main.

Okay.

Since the example app hasn't appeared in the pinned version, should I wait for it to be included before proceeding?

I'm not sure what pinned version you are referring to; if you pull from main you will get the newest code, including the contents of this PR.

String getUrlForAssetAsNetworkSource(String assetKey) {
return 'https://github.com/flutter/packages/blob/main/packages/flutter_image/example/$assetKey?raw=true';

This needs to use a pinned version, not main, so that it's not subject to unexpected breakage.

Could you please provide more details or clarification on this?

Sure, what information are you looking for?

Regarding the use of the pinned version, as you suggested to use it instead of the main branch.

Sorry, I'm not sure what your question is. If it's whether this needs to continue to use a pinned version, then yes, that is still true per my previous comments.

So using a pinned version to my asset image link will make it look like https://github.com/flutter/packages/blob/2e1673307ff7454aff40b47024eaed49a9e77e81/packages/flutter_image/example/$assetKey.png?raw=true right?, but this will return an error for every possible assetKey, since the example app does not exist at that hash.

but this will return an error for every possible assetKey, since the example app does not exist at that hash

A pinned version means you use a specific hash rather than something like main that changes over time. You would pin to a version that has the asset you want to reference.

Okay, so that means I have to pull changes from main and create a separate hash and address that which will have my example app in it, am I correct? If so how to do it?

create a separate hash and address

I'm not sure what you mean. Every commit in a git repository has a hash. There are already dozens of hashes that have this example in them. The commit that landed this PR and the latest commit, for example, both have it.

Thank you for your response even on a Sunday. I was unsure about these hashes and how to obtain one, but your explanation that they are hashes of commits has cleared up my doubt.