This happens in the package manager console. What does the red text mean?
After I run the command, the migration file is generated, but it's empty.
I can't find an answer anywhere else. I'm very frustrated. I've done a research in google but that error happens in many situations different than this one.
The solution to this problem was to "downgrade" Entity Framework to 6.1.3. I guess the cause was a bug with the beta version. I was using: 6.2.0 beta.
Thank you guys for pointing this out! Thank you Gert Arnold. You rock!
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I recently update XCode to 13.2.1 but my project now has compilation errors in place where never exist before. This is related to the library GRDB.swift for local DB.
I will appreciate any help. Thanks in advance.
I have resolved the issue by splitting the DB filters into multiple read db queue and appending all the results to a big one array of results. Maybe this is not the best practice for it but works for now and I will optimize in the future. Thanks everyone for help.
Especial thanks to #jnpdx for the idea
I have set my development environment on another system with everything new. Latest android studio version, flutter, and everything.
Now I am trying to run my previous code but the whole code is full of errors. The code was working perfectly fine on my previous version of flutter. I didn't get the issue with this new version.
Here is the screenshot of my code:
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Anyone please help me to solve this issue. This is my whole project with some other code as well and there are nearly 70 files of code.
I would be thankful if anyone can help me with this issue.
Thanks
Well, you semed to have had a really, really old version of Flutter (and Dart) before.
One way to fix those errors is to read and understand the guide to null safety and modify your project. It will be better after you do it, null safety is an amazing feature.
If you don't have the time to do that right now, you should be able to just constrain your SDK to an earlier version. Quite frankly I'm surprised that you got null safety out of the box because your project should have had constraints. If you set the minimum SDK version to something smaller than 2.12 you should be running without that feature. But please note that sooner or later you will need to enable it, you cannot stay on an obsolete version. So maybe it's time to do that now.
This is because Dart introduced null safety. You have to make your code null safe by using various annotations and operators. You can learn more about them here -
https://dart.dev/null-safety
https://dart.dev/codelabs/null-safety
https://dart.dev/null-safety/understanding-null-safety
Just finished resolving my errors after converting to Swift 3 only to get this error when trying to compile. I have attached a screenshot for clarity, it does not look like the system is looking for a .app file or .sh file. Really don't know too much about the Pods, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
Seem to have found a solution. My project name had a space in the middle of two words, very bad practice I know. Not entirely sure what caused this error, though one could possibly conclude that since the problem originated in the Pods framework, it could be related to Cocoapods, rather than migration to Swift 3.
I traced the problem to the Pods framework for my project after searching extensively for solutions to this problem.
Fixed the double quotes to single quotes on the line highlighted, and the project built instantly. Hope this helps anyone else having a similar issue!
• Just restart your system..... It Looks crazy but my problem solved.
Swift4/5 Xcode10 Same Issue...
After upgrade cocoapods, reset pods, clean the build folder...., all these tries, it still fails... until I found this post.
However, there's no space in my project name, but do have a special characrter <'> in it. I decided to give it a try to see if it is the source of issues. After following along the instructions in how-do-i-completely-rename-an-xcode-projec, the project builds successfully, finally.
So just a note: avoid using space or other special characters in the project name, that may cause some unexpected errors
WE had our existing project code base restructured, wherein a Static Library was separated out to be its own repository and it was added to the project as a submodule.
However, one of the issue we're facing is, duplicate print entries of log messages (all NSLog messages).
Before we restructured our project, logging to console had been fine and usual.
I've tried to look into sysLog and ASL documentation but I couldn't figure out what could be the issue.
Has anyone faced such an issue before?
I suppose this information should suffice, but if you need any more information let me know. I'm counting on that someone might have faced similar issue and has some solution or weird fix to it.
Thanks in advance.
This happened to me (in 2020). Fixed by re-launching the Console app. Console got itself confused somehow.
Trying to integrate my app with Facebook for login proposes, i've happened to notice the following log line:
2014-01-07 15:22:08.843 Nutrino[7457:70b] FBSDKLog: The FacebookSDKResources.bundle is no longer required for your application. It can be removed. After fixing this, you will need to Clean the project and then reset your simulator.
The problem is FacebookSDKResources.bundle is not even existing in my FacebookSDK directory. So basically this log message is redundant for me.
Normally i won't care much, but this log message is popping into my log console 3 times in a raw each time i'm instantiating FBLoginView.
Been looking around and saw this answer which state that the guy is probably getting this error after having upgraded to a newer version of Facebook SDK. Unfortunately i'm not upgrading. I started a new project from scratch so i don't have any reference to safely remove from the app project.
Any suggestions? How can i get rid of these annoying log messages
Thanks in advance.
Gil
UPDATE
Ok - I've found out the source of the problem!!
I'm developing my app in xCode5.. Once in a while I open an older version of xCode with an older version of the app for some code references, so the problem happens when both projects are opened simultaneously.
The FacebookSDKResources.bundle does exists on the older version of the project and this is the cause!
Hope it'll helps someone.
original answer
I'm not really sure if this is what solved it, since I left it as it was for a while and the next time I checked those log messages weren't there, but the only thing I do remember changing was the fact the I made my FBLoginView instance a singleton, so there was only one instance of it.
Worth the shot if anyone is dealing with the same issue.