Excuse me, but the other way is to write to your support team, which seems to be pointless. Why did you allow only one listener of each type for Navigator? I suppose it is the same as NavigationManager, which in the previous version could be a singleton, and also could have multiple listeners of each type. Of course, I can have some aggregating listener, for each type, but ... And what with, for example, map gesture listeners?

I would even notice that in the early android ages they also had one listener with set, and sometime later they changed to add approach.

Hello everyone, so I face the problem is that the here map is on the front of all stack widgets and it covers all of the stack widgets even bottomNavigationBar and appbar or else. I have tried to use the here map in another project and it worked before. but now it does not work for any project anyway. What should I do?

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I have been working through the reference app to get an understanding of how Here Maps works. One thing I have noticed is that while panning, the map pins seem to move while the marker does not move at all. Is there any way to avoid this?

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7745380/197228546-f9d21fe7-b3bc-48b8-a656-d9fc0f5a31e1.mp4

SDK Version: 4.12.3

I don't know what's going on. but I've found a new problem so please anyone help me again. So thank you in advance.

• What went wrong: Execution failed for task ':app:processDebugResources'.

Could not resolve all files for configuration ':app:debugRuntimeClasspath'. Failed to transform heresdk-explore-4.11.4.0.9001.release-.aar (:heresdk-explore-4.11.4.0.9001.release:) to match attributes {artifactType=android-compiled-dependencies-resources, org.gradle.status=integration}. > Execution failed for AarResourcesCompilerTransform: /Users/pnall02/.gradle/caches/transforms-2/files-2.1/86f7de27af1854bcd9a87e6a1c8b91b1/jetified-heresdk-explore-4.11.4.0.9001.release. > /Users/pnall02/.gradle/caches/transforms-2/files-2.1/86f7de27af1854bcd9a87e6a1c8b91b1/jetified-heresdk-explore-4.11.4.0.9001.release/AndroidManifest.xml

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Got the app compiled and running on Android, but when I enter my Key_Id and Secret_Key generated by here-platform access manager OAuth2.0, I get "Download Metadata failed: These credentials do not authorize access".

Routing and searching for locations are working, but no maps !

My question is, how and where do I generate the right credentials for the flutter navigator edition ? Is the developer or the platform the right place ? By the way, I tried both.

Hello, I am trying to compile this app on my machine. I have navigate sdk in version 4.9.4, and cloned https://github.com/heremaps/here-sdk-ref-app-flutter/commit/581fee61efa752d7f4e068ab9ac5ba034b2ab55f

After running flutter run in the main package I receive the following error

Because every version of here_sdk from path depends on ffi 1.0.0 and dbus >=0.5.5 depends on ffi ^1.1.2, here_sdk from path is incompatible with dbus >=0.5.5.
(1) So, because flutter_local_notifications_linux >=0.4.0 depends on dbus ^0.6.0, here_sdk from path is incompatible with flutter_local_notifications_linux >=0.4.0.

    Because flutter_local_notifications >=9.2.0 <10.0.0-dev.1 depends on flutter_local_notifications_linux ^0.4.1 and no versions of flutter_local_notifications match >9.1.5 <9.2.0, flutter_local_notifications >9.1.5 <10.0.0-dev.1 requires flutter_local_notifications_linux ^0.4.1.
    And because flutter_local_notifications 9.1.5 depends on flutter_local_notifications_linux ^0.4.0, flutter_local_notifications >=9.1.5 <10.0.0-dev.1 requires flutter_local_notifications_linux ^0.4.0.
    And because here_sdk from path is incompatible with flutter_local_notifications_linux >=0.4.0 (1), here_sdk from path is incompatible with flutter_local_notifications >=9.1.5 <10.0.0-dev.1.
    So, because RefApp depends on both flutter_local_notifications ^9.1.5 and here_sdk from path, version solving failed.
pub get failed (1;     So, because RefApp depends on both flutter_local_notifications ^9.1.5 and here_sdk from path, version solving failed.)

I made every step in the readme, my OS is Windows 10. I have never used flutter before, but flutter doctor shows that everything is fine.

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• No issues found!

Regards Witold

FlutterEngine is cached and reused if MainActivity is killed (on Android). If application view is killed during navigation then background service and navigation are stopped, app also navigates to landing screen - user will see this screen if app is started again.

...Because it looks so. I suppose that the example app (msdkui) was supported till the end, whereas the last commit for this one is from January. Maybe you would just open source WeGo, or some components from it as a library, in the same way as the msdkui was published, or via flutter pub?

Flutter 3.3.10 is now required. Updated external dependencies to latest compatible versions.

Signed-off-by: Paweł Piątkowski [email protected]

Removed deprecations for HERE SDK 4.12.10, deprecated MapUpdater functions are still used (checkMapUpdate and performMapUpdate).

Signed-off-by: Tadeusz Staszak [email protected]

Keyboard no longer makes resize of layout and app will no longer draw its content behind bottom system navigation bar.

Signed-off-by: Tadeusz Staszak [email protected]