false

Code after migration:

CupertinoTextField

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To enforce the limit, but not for composing text

To avoid truncating text while the user is inputting text
by using composition, specify
MaxLengthEnforcement.truncateAfterCompositionEnds.
This behavior allows input methods that use composing
regions larger than the resulting text,
as is common for example with Chinese, Japanese,
and Korean (CJK) text, to temporarily
ignore the limit until editing is complete.

Gboard’s English keyboard on Android
(and many other Android input methods)
creates a composing region for the word being entered.
When used in a truncateAfterCompositionEnds text field,
the user won’t be stopped right away at the maxLength limit.
Consider the enforced option if you are confident that
the text field will not be used with input methods
that use temporarily long composing regions such as CJK text.

Code for the implementation: