Adam Havlíček

Well it seems it's issue of dependency library (validator).

is there any update on this issue?

@Tienisto this behavior should be mentioned in the docs or in FAQ at least, because the newcomers might wonder why build_runner does not output anything or why build_runner fails to...

Created PR for #1734 which resolves the issue with not showing up extension after installation

maybe you should came up with better title for issue and describe actual & expected behaviour

@jedinjapan I came up with this fix and it might be a solution for this bug. https://github.com/Jays2Kings/tachiyomiJ2K/blob/8946395f78d22e44471497d3b76de661e9b4166e/app/src/main/java/eu/kanade/tachiyomi/extension/ExtensionManager.kt#L410 ```kotlin override fun onExtensionUntrusted(extension: Extension.Untrusted) { val installedExtension = _installedExtensionsFlow.value .find { it.pkgName...

@null2264 Will look into that. thanks for your feedback > You probably want to wrap that last bit with else, the untrustedExt thingy, otherwise you'll see duplicated untrusted extension

> This package depends on "graphql-fields", which says: > > Deprecation Notice There are many use-cases that are not supported by this library, it is recommended to use something else...

> @AdamHavlicek [graphql-parse-resolve-info](https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=graphql-parse-resolve-info) itself is not compatible with gql 16. Well, you can still get rid of this unmaintained package and after release graphql-parse-resolve-info you will be able to resolve...