Flutter and Dark extensions not showing in Visual Studio Code - flutter

I am trying to learn how to use Flutter and am using Visual Studio Code. When in Visual Studio Code and with a project selected, I try to: run > run without debugging. I am then supposed to see a list of my installed extensions to choose between - something like this:
but instead I see:
as if there are no extensions installed. However you can see:
that I do have Flutter and Dart extensions installed.
So I'm trying to figure out why my extensions are not showing. Any help gratefully received!
I am using Ubuntu 18.04.

You need to open main.dart or any other dart file. Then do run without debugging.

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