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The getter 'backgroundColor' isn't defined for the class 'ThemeData #361
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Same issue to me. |
Same issue |
#364 I've helped make repairs |
When will it be pushed to the main branch? |
just wait until the homeowner does it 😊 |
Hey guys, To fix this locally, I suggest making the neumorphic_card.dart file editable and allowing a static color to be passed. This should resolve the error. final color = Colors.blue; Thank you! |
It's not creating a problem for me locally but the build process is being affected and forcing me to create a build manually to upload it to app store connect. Don't know why it is working locally without any extra change lol |
@TuOnyxtec @VisionBao @leorachit Solved! You can just add the package in the pubspec.yaml file like this: persistent_bottom_nav_bar:
git:
url: https://github.com/HamzaSamirAmmar/PersistentBottomNavBar.git |
thanks |
Hello Still adding this is not working for me can someone help me? |
Hello I did but still the problem exists |
from neumorph_card change this line : final color = decoration.color ?? Theme.of(context).BackgroundColor; to final color = decoration.color ?? Theme.of(context).scaffoldBackgroundColor; |
I got this same error but for Getx package. Using the latest version solved the issue. |
Solved |
go to this pub cache file and replace it Replace: final color = decoration.color ?? Theme.of(context).backgroundColor; With: final color = decoration.color ?? Theme.of(context).colorScheme.background; |
../../.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dev/persistent_bottom_nav_bar-5.0.2/lib/neumorphic_package_by_serge_software/neumorphic_card.dart:57:57: Error: The getter 'backgroundColor' isn't defined for the class 'ThemeData'.
Try correcting the name to the name of an existing getter, or defining a getter or field named 'backgroundColor'.
final color = decoration.color ?? Theme.of(context).backgroundColor;
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