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dart.flutterSdkPath is not a valid SDK folder when following symlink #4625
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Sorry for the bother. I've pushed a new release (v3.68.1 stable, v3.69.20230704 pre-release) that contains a fix for this. Please let me know if you continue to see issues. Thanks! |
@DanTup Windows 10 Pro (21H2) Screenshot for reference: |
@ykiran as far as I can see, that's expected behaviour. This warning is to tell you that you have an invalid path in your |
Ok, but I just wanted to highlight that this started happening only after I updated to the latest version. The sdk path was also not present earlier IIRC. |
@ykiran gotcha. That's expected because this warning was added in the latest version (see https://dartcode.org/releases/#:~:text=A%20warning%20will%20now%20be%20shown%20if). Some users had mistakenly put the path to the If everything is working fine, the setting can just be deleted, because it's being ignored. The only time you need the setting is if we can't find the SDK via another means (such as looking in |
I upgraded to v3.69.20230719 pre release and deleted the |
@dht-hedaihua let's continue in #4656 |
Describe the bug
Warning "The SDK configured in dart.flutterSdkPath is not a valid SDK folder." appears when SDK configured via symlink: fvm as example.
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Expected behavior
Should not appear
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