In the beginning, I had an error that states: "Dart library ‘dart:ui’ is not available on this platform".
I’m running it on Android which is supported by flutter, so I made sure that I have the latest version of Flutter and Dart SDK installed. But the error was still there, this time I tried to run "flutter clean" but this error showed up: "No pubspec.yaml file found" and asked me to run it from the root of my project. Finally, I opened the command prompt and tried to navigate to the root directory, I’m not sure if it’s right though: "C:UsersphDRaOneDriveDesktopApotheke" but unfortunately, I had the same error.
I’m not sure if these steps are correct, but after that I was planning to run "flutter pub get", though I don’t know where, and then I think the problem will be solved.
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Root directory is the same address u used when you ran
And the same address u use to open the vs code folder
So i think it will be easier if u just fun
From the vs code terminal
Its to simple.
open terminal in project directory and run this command
flutter clean
.the terminal could be CMD or power-Shell if you are on windows or
if you are on Linux or Mac you could use bash or zsh