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This end up being an error in my Code base, not in the process.

I was able to solve it by accessing my "ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj" file and changing all the references in PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER.

From (default setting when first created the App)

You can't change it. For security reasons, the whole biometric authentication process is handled by iOS outside your app.

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The error is caused by invoking platform channels before calling runApp.

Since the last stable Flutter version, doing so requires you to call WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized(); beforehand, which ensures that Flutter is bound to the platform it's running on before you actually try to communicate to it using platform channels.

Calling this before any other code that makes use of platform channels should fix your issue - I guess you could have it as the very first line of code in your main() function:

The error shows that your $FCI_BUILD_DIR is expanded correctly. First thing you can do is make sure the parent directory exists.

if not you can just add this: mkdir -p $FCI_BUILD_DIR/android/app before the echo.. part. and if needed the same with /ios/Runner

or if your project exists within a subdirectory then you will need to reflect the directory structure in your pre-build script.

Glad you ask! As the owner of that project I can tell you how I did it:

1- Inside your folder to be pushed to the server, add a /icons folder.

2- Once you're there, you need to upload your set of images with websites like this one.

3- Is going to look something like this:

4- Your manifest.json is going to look something like this:

If you get similar message in build log

I would think about this differently. First I would consider using translation to make it easier to handle. You also need a little JS code to handle this

I will have the main container that I will translate by 90% to have your margin effect, then I will translate the content inside it from 0% to 100%. The translation will consider the scroll and screen height. Basically when the element enter the sreen I will start translating consider the difference between the offset top and the screen height.

Here is a first example.

From the documents:

"This function will be used for future scroll position modifications. This provides a way for you to change the behaviour of scrolling and adding new behaviour like animation. The function receives the new scroll position as a parameter and a reference to the container element using this. It may also optionally receive an optional additional parameter (see below)"

So, the first parameter is passed by controller. You will get your parameter after that.

http://scrollmagic.io/docs/ScrollMagic.Controller.html#scrollTo

Try printing console.log(args);