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Apparently, now with Flutter 2.10, they've added some icons.

Last but not least, we’ve added 1,028 new Material icons.

which kinda answers this question, so the clear answer is whenever we encounter such an issue, we have to just sit and wait for flutter to integrate those icons, or use another Icons package.

I think the main problem was using the old version of flutter (as Zorrilla mentioned), upgrading Flutter speed it up a lot. At the same time, the build() function is triggered repeatedly, so we need to control it more carefully

I had same issue on M1 MacBook with Flutter version v2.5.3 and I tried that way and it worked.

1. Open your project's android folder with Android Studio
2. Wait for Android Studio when it installs missing plugins and syncs Gradle.
3. Open your project on VSCode, debug and have fun!

You are using a method that does not exist with a plugin: flutter_easyloading.
Flutter easly loading is the problem.

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Is JAVA_HOME env variable set? If not, add it

I solved the problem of

1. Cannot start emulator (emulator process is terminated)
2. adb didn't ACK
3. Flutter daemon is terminated

Using these steps (Thanks to this post):

1. Reinstall all Android Studio (After this, I still get the adb + daemon errors)
2. Restart my Macbook to make sure no adb instance is running (After this I open Android Studio and see no daemon + adb errors but i get the new error when starting emulator called "Dyld Error Message")
3. Close Android Studio
4. Download and Unzip this older version emulator
5. Open terminal and run open ~/Library/Android/sdk, this should open a folder, then replace the emulator folder with the one I just unzipped
6. Run android studio normally

OS: MacOS Mojave, IMO this error happens because newer emulator is not supporting old MacOS version. You can either UPGRADE your MacOS or DOWNGRADE emulator version

dart compile exe does not currently support linking in static libraries (GitHub issue).

The best approach for now is to use DynamicLibrary.open, open a dynamic library relative to the executable, and ship a zip/folder with an executable and dynamic libraries as the final app.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT is a virtual merged view of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes (on Win2000 and later). It is not read-only but writing to it is not the best idea because writes usually go to the machine part except the times it does not.

The FileExts key is undocumented, don't write to it.

In your code, r'dcli\shell\open\command' is incorrect, the first component in the classes key should be the progid the extension points to, try r'SOFTWARE\Classes\noojee.dcli\shell\open\command'.

It basically goes like this:

• HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.myext = myprogid
• HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\myprogid\shell\verb\command = "c:\path\app.exe" "%1" (where %1 is replaced by the path of the file, %2 is only used for printers).

I think data['softskills'] as List is the cause of the error. Maybe data['softskills'] is null and you are using as List on it. So you should try testing whether it is null or not.