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Short answer: Change the permission of the flutter SDK folder + the permission of the project.

Long answer: After I try many things I found the solution for my problem: All what I try to do from the first time is to change the permission of my flutter SDK folder. But what I did not expect is to change the permission of my project ( Because I was using it without the appearance of this problem ). What I did to resolve the problem is to change the directory of my project from:

/media/yacine/File/Projects/Android/flutter_app

with this permission

The issue you found on GitHub isn't related to your case - hence why you couldn't find the manifest.json file. It just so happened that a possible error with that library was the same error you're having here - No module named PyCRC. There's an open issue on the pyECG repo with this exact problem. The solution there is to simply pip install pythoncrc. If you've already tried this, I would make sure you are installing it to the right location - for example, if you're using a venv to run your code I'd make sure the package is being installed in the venv.

What you're asking for is a way to avoid merging certain files, and GitHub doesn't support this because, in general, Git doesn't support this. This question has been asked on the Git list, and the general answer is that while this is possible with a custom merge driver, it's not a good idea.

Since GitHub doesn't use custom merge drivers, you'd need to both create a custom merge driver and set it using the merge attribute in .gitattributes and then do all manual merges with a bot instead of letting GitHub do the merges. That would allow you to do it if you really want to, but, as mentioned above, the Git developers don't recommend it.

Turns out the issue is trying to reference the .editorconfig file from the projects. I deleted the references and just left the file as a solution item in the root of the solution. Most of the settings I have worked fine from there, but I had some StyleCop severity settings that weren't getting picked up properly for the analyzer.

To fix that, I changed to using GlobalSuppressions.cs files for each project individually. I could probably have bundled these together and referenced them like I'm doing with the stylecop.json file, but decided that limiting the suppression scopes was probably more appropriate.

@IanGabes is a savior. I spent my weekend crying and trying to get this working. But my object is so nested, so layered, and I was expecting ES to detect the inner fields on its own. I showed this to so many people and they were clueless. Then, as I was hopelessly watching Rick and Morty with chips falling off of my mouth, @IanGabes came like an angel and asked me to simply use Jackson to convert my object to Json, and that it will not deserialize to the last unit the way I was doing it. Thank you. You rock, I suck.

Directories in 3rdparty/ are submodules. To clone them with initial clone you should have run

Let me guess: You're running a MacBook with a Touch Bar?

I just ran into this myself and found that I was accidentally resting my left hand just barely touching the Touch Bar right next to the ESC key. This is apparently generating multiple TAB key presses!?!

After reading the comment by @jasonharper above, I did some testing in different apps and found that, indeed:

1. Multiple tabs DO create the observed behavior, and
2. Pressing the blank area just left of the ESC 'key' in the Touch Bar apparently generates multiple TABs.

Please let me know if this is your situation, I'm curious.

Well that wouldn't make much sense. The point of the CODEOWNERS file is to validate your files against the current codeowners.

Imagine you make a PR which removes the CODEOWNERS file entirely, In that case you would want atleast some CODEOWNER to approve that change wouldn't you?
In what you ask for, they wouldn't be aware of the change at all because you're deleting the file.

If you'd really like the change to happen before the PR, you could split it to 2 Pull Requests, one that changes the CODEOWNERS file, and one that changes the code.