Tag: errors

Install the Android SDK Command-line Tools so the binaries land in <sdk>/cmdline-tools/latest/bin, point ANDROID_HOME at the SDK root, then re-run flutter doctor.

await Task.WhenAll rethrows only one of the failures. Keep the WhenAll task in a variable and read its Exception.InnerExceptions to see every error instead of one.

CS1998 means an async method has no await, so it runs synchronously. Drop the async modifier and return Task.FromResult, or add the await you forgot.

500.30 means your app threw during startup inside w3wp.exe. The real exception is already in the Windows Application event log under IIS AspNetCore Module V2. Read that first, then rank the fix: missing shared framework, x86/x64 app pool mismatch, missing config, or app pool permissions.

Wrap the subtree in Material(type: MaterialType.transparency) or put the screen in a Scaffold. MaterialApp alone does not provide a Material ancestor, which is why TextField and InkWell assert.

Claude Code only consults Edit(path) and Read(path) rules. A Write(src/**) allow or deny rule is accepted and then silently ignored. Use Edit() instead.

The keyboard shrinks your Scaffold body's max height, so a Column that just fit now overflows. Wrap the body in a scrollable instead of turning resizeToAvoidBottomInset off.

Read the second line of the error, not the first. It names the cause: a stale Podfile.lock snapshot, a deployment target that is too low, or two plugins pinning the same transitive pod.

That line is a wrapper, not the error. Re-run with flutter run --verbose or ./gradlew assembleDebug --stacktrace, read the real Gradle failure, then fix that.

Claude Code 2.1.212+ moves any main-conversation MCP tool call still running at two minutes into a background task. Set CLAUDE_CODE_MCP_AUTO_BACKGROUND_MS=0 to stop it, raise the threshold to move the line, or send progress notifications from the server.