Reputation: 11198
After starting my project today I found my IntelliJ showing a banner on top. I am adding a screenshot for reference:
Upvotes: 12
Views: 15172
Reputation: 1673
I went and changed the owner of the flutter folder to my current user and it got fixed
you can change the owner of a file or folder like so:
properties > security > advanced > (owner) 🛡️ change
then type in the username of your current user and hit "Check Names", hit apply and its done.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 637
For Mac users: In my case, I was setting up Flutter and Android Studio on a fresh install of MacOS. I had flutter installed, but not yet XCode. (Takes a while to download.) After XCode was installed, the message was no longer visible on the next restart of Android Studio.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 81
Restarting my computer and IDE worked for me. If that doesn't work run flutter upgrade
in your Terminal
Upvotes: 7
Reputation: 17850
Without the versions of the tools you are using (Flutter SDK, Flutter plugin, IDEA), I've dug into the IDEA's Flutter plugin repo to check when is that warning shown.
So you get that warning when you either (1) don't have Flutter SDK installed on your OS and configured in your IDE, or (2) your installed version is less than minimum recommended version 0.0.12.
I doubt it's the latter (you would have had to go back 2.5 years to find that relic). For the former, since the plugin needs the Flutter SDK, make sure you follow this if you haven't already to get the latest Flutter SDK, and then configure that path within your IDE (File -> Settings -> Languages & Frameworks -> Flutter -> Flutter SDK path).
Upvotes: 7