No it should not
We are relying on gyp and gclient as our tools for creating our checkouts and build environments.
You don't want a dartium checkout to pull in all our third party dependencies to be able to build and test in the normal way, you want to pull in the stuff you need to actually build dartium. If you want to work on both you should keep two checkouts.

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Rico, it is an unfortunate consequence that we do need to make VM changes when working on Dartium. So at least the standalone builds should be supported. Otherwise you have to keep ferrying patches back and forth between two otherwise unrelated checkouts. All of the dependencies for the standalone dart binary are already present in the Dartium checkout.

I'll take this as I did have a setup like this before and the needed changes were minimal.

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Ryan, is this still an issue?

I haven't needed to do a multi-sided change in a while.

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