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I created a new GitHub repository for my project (flutter project) but then I deleted it and now the cloned repo to the VSCode project in the Editor fails to get deleted/removed and now I’m having issues creating a new repo for the project. I’ll really appreciate some help to resolve this please.
If you have installed the Dark/Flutter plugins for VSCode, you can try:
create a new Flutter project in a folder
close VSCode
make sure the old one is gone from your disk
reopen VSCode and see if you can go on working in the new project
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While working on a Go web-app project (for learning),
I have encountered the following issue:
At the beginning, everything was alright.
I imported packages from the standard library,
used them in the code and everything worked.
up to the moment when I have tried to import the pq driver for PostgreSQL.
The actions that I did in detail:
The folder with the project files inside: notes.
project is in the directory: C:\Users\david\go\src\github.com\davidkuch\notes
When starting, i run the command: go mod init.
I imported the standard package "database/sql".
to download the package I used: go get "github.com/lib/pq"
after that- go mod tidy
but the compiler says:could not import {package-name} no required module provides package
{package-name}
I tried to read through the docs of the related topics, but couldn't find where I did a mistake.
the same happens for another package i have tried to install from GitHub.
where should I be looking to find the problem?
as the compiler says that he "cannot find", I made a lot of effort checking naming and paths.
but I see the package exactly in the path I try to import from.
to be more precise:
After some hours of trying to fix that by myself, I ask You for some help or explanation of what is happening.
project is in the directory: C:\Users\david\go\src\github.com\davidkuch\notes
You don't need to do that. Just make a folder like: C:\Users\david\notes.
Then make C:\Users\david\notes\main.go:
package main
import (
"database/sql"
_ "github.com/lib/pq"
)
func main() {
println(sql.ErrNoRows)
}
Then build:
go mod init something
go mod tidy
go build
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D:>flutter run
Error: No pubspec.yaml file found.
This command should be run from the root of your Flutter project.
It means that you are not running the command from the correct flutter project path.
A possible solution could be,
Navigate to your respective flutter project folder
cd project-name
Now run flutter run. Hopefully, this should work
A way to debug is to run ls in your terminal. That would list the projects available in the directory. If not switch to the respective path using the above command
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Is it possible to specify a single file to flutter package pub run build runner?
From the build_runner build --help output:
--build-filter An explicit filter of files to build.
Relative paths and `package:` uris are
supported, including glob syntax for paths
portions (but not package names).
There is an example in their changelog:
Example: The following would build and serve the JS output for an
application, as well as copy over the required SDK resources for that
app:
pub run build_runner serve \
--build-filter="web/main.dart.js" \
--build-filter="package:build_web_compilers/**/*.js"
https://pub.dev/packages/build_runner/changelog#170
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This is my first time using CocoaPods for a swift project. I have made a new project and successfully installed CocoaPods. I then navigated to my project directory through the terminal and I successfuly executed the pod init command and then modified and saved the Podfile. The problem presents itself when I then try to run the pod install command. I recive the following error: [!] Unable to find a target named 'GithubProfile'. I've looked at many tutorials and in none of them was there a file in the project folder called GithubProfile, so I am unsure exactly where this file is supposed to be located. Any help would be appreciated!
Check the podfile syntax.
Have a look here or here for more details.
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I failed to update my app in Google Play as it says I should update the version of my app. I did but I found the version in the manifest xml revert to 1 no matter to what integer I changed to.
What I think is the main cause is that what I did is I copy the entire folder of project and duplicate in eclipse to continue my newer version of app..
I experienced the same problem.
I found out that I was editing the wrong manifest.xml.
You need to edit the manifest.xml which is located in the root directory of your project not the one located in the /bin folder.
Also remember to save the file before exporting your application to apk
I had a similar problem. I hadn't duplicated my project, but whenever I tried increment the versionCode in my manifest to 5 (my last version being 4) and export the app, the manifest would change back to 4. For me, I found that if I skipped directly to versionCode 6, it worked fine. No idea why.