Flutter Inspector not available in Android Studio about flutter-intellij

[helin24]

Are you able to run your app when this happens? I wonder if the project isn't being recognized as a Dart/Flutter project for some reason.

[martipello]

i have the same issue, this happens everytime i update android studio, before i found and removed multiple android studio folders here
/Users/userName/Library/Application Support/Google
i applied the fix described here
#5853
but after the jellyfish update this didnt work anymore 🤷

[helin24]

@martipello you've been using the steps here? #5853 (comment)

I'm not sure I see how this is related, as some of the windows here don't you JX browser at all. So for you, before you fix the location of JX browser, this removes the inspector, performance, and outline windows from your tools menu. After you fix the JX browser file, the tool windows are available?

[kenzieschmoll]

Are you able to run your app when this happens? I wonder if the project isn't being recognized as a Dart/Flutter project for some reason.

Yes, and the Inspector and Outline are still not available when I run an app. Lmk if there are any logs you want me to collect to help debug.

[helin24]

Kenzie let me know that this can be reproduced by opening devtools/packages, which is a directory with multiple flutter projects within it. I've looked at our code a little more, and this issue is related to how we detect Flutter modules within an open project. I feel like there was a larger discussion about monorepos and projects that have multiple directories with their own pubspec files. @jwren are you familiar with this topic?

In the meantime if you need a workaround, opening a project with a pubspec within it should show all of the Flutter windows again.

[martipello]

Kenzie let me know that this can be reproduced by opening devtools/packages, which is a directory with multiple flutter projects within it. I've looked at our code a little more, and this issue is related to how we detect Flutter modules within an open project. I feel like there was a larger discussion about monorepos and projects that have multiple directories with their own pubspec files. @jwren are you familiar with this topic?

In the meantime if you need a workaround, opening a project with a pubspec within it should show all of the Flutter windows again.

That's right I think you can create a near empty one also, my project is multi module

[helin24]

Okay, makes sense. I'm still confounded by why the JX browser steps would have fixed this issue for you though @martipello 🤷

[martipello]

I thought it fixed it for me the first time it happened I tried it again today as the latest update broke it and this time it didn't fix it