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Solution for Initial Clone #54
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Thanks @bhavukkalra! |
That's great to to hear @philippkeller. I am glad that it was helpful for you and thanks for taking your time out in creating a PR. |
Thanks a lot @bhavukkalra ! I do not understand why your solution worked, but the problem is solved. To be more concrete, here's what I did on Windows 10. I did open a Window PowerShell on the directory containing the cloned mi_card_flutter and I simply executed the git checkout -b new_branch b7f3aa6 command. Then, running main.dart on a virtual smartphone did work. |
Thanks @Archanciel . I am glad that the solution worked for you. |
Thanks @bhavukkalra ! Worked fine here!!! |
Even After Doing This I am getting an error
if anyone can provide me with a working copy of the repository and details regarding the android sdk that are installed it would be appreciated. |
I was also having cloning problems Initially and was getting this error.
My Setup - Windows 10, Android Studio Version
Error -
The minCompileSdk (31) specified in a dependency's AAR metadata (META-INF/com/android/build/gradle/aar-metadata.properties) is greater than this module's compileSdkVersion (android-29).
I could have created a new PR but I think the new commit was made for MacOS users specifically
Solution - Checkout your project to the initial commit and create a new branch.
Command -
git checkout -b new_branch b7f3aa688bf398829a4de914273d3162b300cb4c
Try Building the project again. It should work now
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