I tried to open realm demo file in Realm Studio but all that I see is the above image. I've tried several times but still same results.
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i am trying to install teradata studio for windows on my laptop and it worked fine till the first images i have attached
and after that this page is coming
what to do next.
First, some informations about the enviroment:
-App built with Xamarin Forms 4.7.0.968.
-Visual Studio for Mac (last version)
-iOS SDK 13.4
-Xcode 12.5 (I've tried also the Xcode 11.4)
-Certificates, Edentifiers and Profiles: All ok.
The problem:
On Visual Studio for Mac I build the project, as release for iPhone plataform and Archive it for publishing. I click on Sign and Distribute, App Store and Upload. When it saves the IPA on my mac and starts to upload to app store I get an erro: "Invalid Toolchain. Your app was built with an unsupported SDK or version of Xcode..."
I also tried to just save the IPA on the mac and do the upload with the Transporter. But, again the same error, as shown on the image below:
The Invalid Toolchain error, on Transporter. Is the same message that shows on VS for Mac
I already readed all what I coud on internet.
OBS: The android version went to play store without any problem. And, I can debug the iOS app without problems.
I have manually embedded the Google Sign In framework into an iOS app with the .bundle and .framework files.
After adding the Mac as deployment target with the most recent Xcode and macOS Catalina versions I get the following error message when trying to run the app on the Mac.
Building for Mac Catalyst, but the linked framework 'GoogleSignIn.framework' was built for iOS + iOS Simulator. You may need to restrict the platforms for which this framework should be linked in the target editor, or replace it with an XCFramework that supports both platforms.
Can I somehow fix this problem? Or do I have to wait for Google to release a new version of the framework that is compatible with both iOS and macOS?
If the framework is open source, you can open its Xcode project, enable Catalyst and recompile.
When I accept the update it gets downloaded. After that, Android Studio closes without any message. Restarting only works on the 2nd attempt but then it is still 2.1.2 and the update is offered again.
(This on Ubuntu Linux 16.04 in case that matters)
At least in my case this occurred because I had bound the prior executable to the launcher. The other motivation for this untethering of Android Studio from the launcher is why it was failing was never viewable. One I did this and manually started Android Studio the upgrade took place correctly and I am now on 2.1.3.
Where this is important is on Monday (8/22/16) or whenever the Android N Studio version is available I would strongly recommend upgrading via command line verse a launch pad linkage.
I have cordova 5.3.3 and my app is already working very well for Android. Now I'm trying to build it for Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 8.1.
The problem is that I found out that some .css files are not loaded (I'm running the app with both emulator and device with Visual Studio 2013 on Windows 8.1 x64).
How can I debug the app to find what files are not loaded during app running?
I tried to use ripple-emulator (https://github.com/apache/incubator-ripple) but I think it does not work with Internet Explorer on Windows or maybe I can't make it work (I already use it on Linux with Chromium and the Android platform and it works).
I also tried to use Visual Studio 2013: I have opened the .sln file in /platforms/wp8 and ran the app, so I have whatched the output console, but I think that it does not help me because I could not find the informations I need about the .css files that are not loaded.
Any help please?
Thanks
If you run the app in the vs debugger the f12 tools will attach and you can view the Dom from visual studio. Just press f5 in vs to build, deploy and run with the debugger attached.