Android resources not found in Flutter project
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I have a question for you
this is my first experience in Flutter, and I'm trying to follow the guideline to add an image into the splash screen.
The project is built and runs as expected, but the resource in @mipmap/ic_launcher is red, and Android studio reports can not resolve symbols
How can I fix it?
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I have a question for you
this is my first experience in Flutter, and I'm trying to follow the guideline to add an image into the splash screen.
The project is built and runs as expected, but the resource in @mipmap/ic_launcher is red, and Android studio reports can not resolve symbols
How can I fix it?
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Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47
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I have a question for you
this is my first experience in Flutter, and I'm trying to follow the guideline to add an image into the splash screen.
The project is built and runs as expected, but the resource in @mipmap/ic_launcher is red, and Android studio reports can not resolve symbols
How can I fix it?
I have a question for you
this is my first experience in Flutter, and I'm trying to follow the guideline to add an image into the splash screen.
The project is built and runs as expected, but the resource in @mipmap/ic_launcher is red, and Android studio reports can not resolve symbols
How can I fix it?
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Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47
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1
Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47
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Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47
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Open your project like this, does it still show the error?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 6:54
Thank you. So it's not a good idea to open one single Android studio instance to work with Flutter. Instead, I should open an Android studio instance for the Android part, an XCode instance for the iOS part and at the end a whatever IDE for the dart/flutter part. Are you agree with this?
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:10
I agree with you. But the latest update of Flutter plugin for AS seems to provide some relief. Anyways did the link work for you?
– CopsOnRoad
Nov 11 at 7:42
Yes, thanks. It seems to work. ;)
– Francesco Florio
Nov 11 at 7:47