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Expand Up @@ -250,12 +250,22 @@ to perform the cherry-pick release on top of.
the Flutter / Dart beta branch, you can see what the current version of DevTools
is on Flutter / Dart beta by doing the following:

a. Go to https://flutter-ko.dev/development/tools/sdk/releases and copy the version of the latest Beta release.

b. In your terminal from the flutter repository, run `git checkout <latest-beta-version>`.
a. Find the latest [beta
release](https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/beta/bin/internal/release-candidate-branch.version)
candidate (or [stable
release](https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/stable/bin/internal/release-candidate-branch.version)
candidate) that you will cherry-pick into.

b. In your terminal, in the flutter/flutter repository, run `git checkout
<latest-beta-version>`.

c. Once your local Flutter source code is on the latest beta, run `flutter --version` to see which version of DevTools
is on current Flutter / Dart beta (assuming `which flutter` points to your local Flutter git repository).
c. Run `flutter --version` to see which version _of DevTools_ is on current
Flutter / Dart beta (assuming `which flutter` points to your local
Flutter git repository). For example, you might see:

> Tools • Dart 3.8.1 • DevTools 2.45.1

indicating that DevTools version 2.45.1 is used in this Flutter version.

2. Checkout that tag in your local DevTools repo. For this
example, we'll use `v2.29.0` as the base branch and `2.29.1` as the cherry-pick branch.
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