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asdf plugin addhas replacedasdf plugin installbrew install intel-haxmis replaces haxm now, and more things are casks in July2020@0xdonut
You need to change the adding of flutter plugin
from
asdf plugin install flutterto this
asdf plugin-add flutterI faced installation issue and i had search the PR of asdf plugins to know how flutter is added - github.com/asdf-vm/asdf-plugins/pu... and this is plugin repo - github.com/oae/asdf-flutter where installation step is changed.
Good tutorial. Thanks for writing as I was looking to install runtimes using version manager.
Thanks for pointing that out, it worked for me, but I'll update for anyone else who may find issues
Agreed, @akarsh - the same happened for me and the same solution solved it.
@0xdonut
Suggestion to add the location of Flutter SDK location in the guide.
At the end of the guide, you can add about how to find the location of Flutter SDK on macOS. I had to spend some time and search on the internet to know where asdf installs the plugins. If you want to start a flutter project in Android Studio you need to manually give the Flutter SDK location. I added the steps to find the location to this StackOverflow question - stackoverflow.com/a/60575597/1334228
Hmm that's odd.
You can find which flutter versions you have by doing
to get the path you just need to do
you can use this output to inform android studio
This didn't work for me-
~/.asdf/shims/flutteris the executable, whereas Android Studio wants the directory. This is a problem for the Dart plugin too.I can use
~/.asdf/installs/flutter/<version>, but now I'm not honoring asdf's global selection (or its local one if .tool-versions is in the project).(btw thanks for the write up!)
I asked the people that made the flutter plugin and they helped me out. For making flutter work with your IDE (haven't done this in Android but have in VScodium or Vscode). Answer On Stack
In command line:
asdf where flutter
In a text document:
export FLUTTER_ROOT="$/asdf/where/flutter/should/go/here"
Add that to your bash_profile above the asdf part. Or your asdf installation won't work.
With nano, ctrl o, enter, ctrl x.
Give your IDE the path to the installation of asdf where flutter (I accidentally gave it the path to the shim, it didn't worked but I restarted my computer and it did). So, if it didn't work, the change needs to take effect, restart your computer.
I had an issue with sdkmanager and had to explicitly point to the Java 8 install directory by adding this line to the beginning of /usr/local/bin/sdkmanager
sdkmanager requires Java 8 (or some xml libraries properly linked). This should hook you up with Java 8 for the run of sdkmanager, but not set it universally through your mac.
didn't this work for you?
How much do you like your flutter experience so far? I'd be glad to read more about it.
I've enjoyed it so far. I think there is stigma around dart as a programming language and many developers wont let go of react.
Technologies come and go. I just try to choose the best tool for the job, that allows me to get on with my job!
I'm still very much learning about the flutter ecosystem
Why does everyone seem to use
brew installwhen I have to usebrew cask install?Thanks for a detailed write-up! Do you know if the problem with Cocoapods is still an issue with Flutter on Catalina? Is it still necessary to install an old version?
Thanks for reading it :)
I haven't looked into it in a while, but I guess the easiest way is to run
$ gem install cocoapodsand then do$ pod install, if you get errors relating to pods not being installed, then you can simply uninstall and follow my instruction and it should all work.just run : brew install flutter
then: flutter doctor
brew tap AdoptOpenJDK/openjdk
This makes brew cask install openjdk8 work.
Thanks, I'll add that to the instructions
Wait, I also did brew crack install for every install command. It resulted in the same thing at the end but there was one issue, I have to use the terminal to create and use flutter commands as I can’t get vscodium to accept the flutter install location. I have to rename the flutter install package that asdf uses (which is 17.1-stable I believe) to flutter for vscodium to use it and add it to path. and then asdf can’t find it, it seems that the only way to integrate a flutter installation in vscodium is to go through the flutter website, or creating tons of command line shortcuts that change the vscodium layout, which is very annoying as I can’t get it to work. Or I would share