I didn't see anything in the wiki about this, but when I try to build the project it fails with an error:
Could not find a file named "pubspec.yaml" in "<SOME_PATH>"
I would assume the value is hard coded relative to the project root? I say this because it tries to find it at myproject/lib, but in my case it really lives under the root folder myproject.
Is there a way to specify where the pubspec.yaml is located? Or perhaps the plugin can search for it starting from the root of the open project?
my folder structure looks something like:
myproject
--.gitignore
--README.md
--pubspec.lock
--pubspec.yaml
--web
----website related files (css, js, etc.)
--lib
----some dart files
----src
------more dart files and subfolders of dart files
In reality it is actually a bit more complicated as this is just a subproject of a larger project, but I am only trying to get at least the subproject to compile first. In Dartium Editor (the legacy Eclipse based version) I had several subprojects at the root including this "myproject" subproject.
I didn't see anything in the wiki about this, but when I try to build the project it fails with an error:
Could not find a file named "pubspec.yaml" in "<SOME_PATH>"
I would assume the value is hard coded relative to the project root? I say this because it tries to find it at myproject/lib, but in my case it really lives under the root folder myproject.
Is there a way to specify where the pubspec.yaml is located? Or perhaps the plugin can search for it starting from the root of the open project?
my folder structure looks something like:
myproject --.gitignore --README.md --pubspec.lock --pubspec.yaml --web ----website related files (css, js, etc.) --lib ----some dart files ----src ------more dart files and subfolders of dart files
In reality it is actually a bit more complicated as this is just a subproject of a larger project, but I am only trying to get at least the subproject to compile first. In Dartium Editor (the legacy Eclipse based version) I had several subprojects at the root including this "myproject" subproject.