Closed philipmjohnson closed 1 year ago
So, after copious googling, as a workaround, I deleted the tests/ folder, which allowed me to get rid of all the pubspec.yml entries related to testing. I then had to add the pedantic package, and also adjust the Android manifest file to get rid of a warning. Here's the changes that result in a successful pub get
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I do see that you are working on a revised version of this package to fix package issues and incorporate some improvements. I would love to see this when it's ready.
Thanks for all your Flutter educational work. I think your posts and code are of very high quality.
And, after a bunch more editing, here is a running version:
https://github.com/philipmjohnson/flutter_starter_architecture_firebase
As noted above, it doesn't have any tests (which is really bad). I also needed to inline all your external packages, because the pubspec.yml files are all out of date with respect to the Firebase versions. Finally, I needed to edit the Podfile iOS version number.
I also used the Get to Know Firebase for Flutter instructions for configuring Firebase:
https://firebase.google.com/codelabs/firebase-get-to-know-flutter#2
Anyway, this is enough to give me some working example code for Firebase+Riverpod, which is what my goal was. I look forward to seeing what you come up with when you revise this package.
Closing following changes in https://github.com/bizz84/starter_architecture_flutter_firebase/pull/94.
Feel free to open new issues if needed.
There's a new tracking issue for test coverage here: #97
I just forked this repo, cloned, and ran
flutter pub get
.Here is the error message:
How should this be resolved?