Closed 4meta5 closed 4 years ago
Is there some way that a local keystore exists in Xcode that has been initialized and locked in a previous installation of the app? I can't see how that would be possible considering how I followed directions for #4 in a completely new directory.
Best thing you could do is to uninstall the application from the simulator and then try to run flutter run
again so it builds and install a new Clean one.
You should wait until it starts, you could wait for a minute or two and then create your account, it take sometime and when it says account created it should show you the UID and the device ID.
If you got to this screen, could you please post a screenshot and also any logs?
I can't see how that would be possible considering how I followed directions for #4 in a completely new directory.
The Files are stored in the iOS simulator it self internally, not the root of the repo.
Registration succeeds
This must work in order to propose the milestone amendment with this UI as the UI part of the deliverable. It doesn't now, even when I run the directions in #4 -- here is the error log:
The first error happens when I click on the account's icon in the upper right corner to go the account's page.
The second error happens when I click on the
*null
value of theBalances
field. The UID is N/A.