Derrick Gibelyou

@amit98-Flutter The issue is currently caused by the `PluginRegistry` import statements in `BackgroundFetchPlugin.java`. The code that requires those was [recently removed](https://github.com/transistorsoft/flutter_background_fetch/commit/1f7c4ac91c5e0fe4c126d33e1e953849849e85e9#diff-8d85773763b5b14a47e3cfa3792345a937c89872b9567e867b9f60d347a8d742). You can safely ignore the warning, or you could...

This is fixed in v5.0. Unfortunately, that version has not yet been pushed to pub.dev. See #99 and #95 In the meantime you can use the override: ``` dependency_overrides: http:...

It would be awesome to take this a step further and add support for enums directly and avoid the boiler-plate. Annotations such as ``` @Enumerated(EnumType.ordinal32) ``` or ``` @Enumerated(EnumType.name) ```...

@nielsenko Thanks. I recognize that adding enum support at the file level would require a lot of effort and coordination. But in the meantime storing them as string or ints...

@dotjon0 That is essentially what I have now, but the variable is `statusInt` and the getter/setter is for `status` because private variables weren't supported yet. I am just saying that...

This would be great as it would also allow storage of enums, and could probably even be done without the user explicitly generating the converter.

This is fixed in v5.0. Unfortunately, 5.0 has not been pushed to pub.dev yet. See #99

For now you can safely use the override: ``` dependency_overrides: http: ^1.0.0 ```

Any progress on this issue? I have the same problem on Ubuntu 20.04.

@jankuo I was also surprised that `$Test` was legal. @nielsenko I have seen the error even with this small example. I am sure that deleting .dart_tool folder would work. Simply...