You can remove the back button from the AppBar in Flutter by setting the AppBar's leading property to null. Here's an example:
AppBar(
leading: null,
// other AppBar properties
);
In your case, you can conditionally set the leading property to null based on whether the current page is the resulting page or not. Here's an example:
AppBar(
leading: Navigator.of(context).canPop() ? null : IconButton(
icon: Icon(Icons.logout),
onPressed: () {
// handle logout
},
),
// other AppBar properties
);
In this example, the leading property is set to null if the current page can be popped (i.e., there is a previous page on the navigation stack), and it's set to an IconButton with an "logout" icon and a callback that handles the logout if the current page cannot be popped (i.e., it's the resulting page).
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