I don't really know how to debug this when it just says PlatformException every time even though I have the app. I tried calling the function in different places throughout the app, but it just does the same thing every time.
None of these changed the error code in the terminal. I pretty sure I followed all the steps until Set Up User Authorization for iOS. On the Spotify API dashboard, I added myself (my Spotify account) as a user and the application is in Development mode. Print(connected ? "Spotify is connected" : "Spotify is not connected")
I have no clue if the application has connected to Spotify successfully or not.ĬlientId: "546624bfa7964f959b54e9da5e3dca0f", Here is the code that calls to get the access token and connect to spotify. After it opens Spotify, it goes to the redirect URL, but when I come back to the app, I cannot use any of the Spotify API features. When I look at the terminal, it prints the error code above in the terminal. When I deploy this code onto my iPhone SE, it will load the app, then open Spotify. Per discussion on the Homebrew GitHub issue above, it is unusual for a new macOS SDK not to be realised simultaneously with the O/S but it would be reasonable to expect that very soon.I am using the spotify_sdk package for Flutter. This is slightly less convenient than a Homebrew install as you would have to manually set up a launchctl definition if you want to start/stop mongod as a service, however you can always move to a brew install later. Related discussion: macOS 13 (Ventura) and gcc-12 Īs a workaround (if you don’t want to install RCs), you can also get MongoDB binaries from the MongoDB Downloads page. Xcode 14.1 is still at the release candidate stage so you will either have to wait for the GA release or download a release candidate from Apple’s developer download page if you want to use Homebrew. See: Installation - Homebrew Documentation. This error message is coming from Homebrew: you need to update Xcode (or the Xcode Command Line Tools) after a major O/S upgrade.
Please update to Xcode 14.1 (or delete it). Error: Your Xcode (14.0.1) is too outdated.