arch -x86_64 gem install -user-install ffi -enable-libffi-alloc Other than that, I’m working on a fresh workstation. Previously (on RN 0.66) I had run the following commands to install x86_64 ffi, which allowed me to successfully run pod install on M1. I’m running on zsh (M1 macOS 12.1), so I ran the following but the warning remained: env /usr/bin/arch -arm64 /bin/zsh -login Run 'env /usr/bin/arch -arm64 /bin/bash -login' then try again. May result in mixed architectures in rubygems (eg: ffi_c.bundle files may be x86_64 with an arm64 interpreter) Emulated x86_64 is slower than native arm64 This will include a branch for Dart, the Engine and the Framework.Bootstrapped a new react-native project and got the following warning on pod install: Do not use 'pod install' from inside Rosetta2 (x86_64 emulation on arm64). Switch to the beta branch, released at the beginning of the month, usually the first Monday. Error retrieving thread information: (ipc/send) invalid destination port If you encounter the following error message: Run the app with the following command:.

Ensure that the iOS simulator is up and running.Use the flutter create command to create a new project:.Create an empty directory for your Flutter apps. For some reason I started using the current stable version with no support for M1 chips, as of now the latest version of Arctic Fox is the Beta 3, go grab it.

Run the following command and press y to accept every license.

The Flutter plugin requires the Dart plugin to be installed, click Install.

Select the Fultter plugin and click Install.

Open plugin preferences ( Configure > Plugins).Install the Flutter plugin for Android Studio.This installs the latest Android SDK, Android SDK Command-line Tools, and Android SDK Build-Tools. Start Android Studio, and go through the ‘Android Studio Setup Wizard’.Flutter relies on a full installation of Android Studio to supply its Android platform dependencies.

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