Platform android-30, build-tools 30.0.2.Android SDK at /Users/tara/Library/Android/sdk.Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK version 30.0.2)
Flutter version 1.22.2 at /Users/tara/flutter.Flutter (Channel stable, 1.22.2, on Mac OS X 10.15.7 19H2, locale en-US) If you only have to test something in different devices or simulators, feel free to use 1) with Xcode or Android Studio./Users/tara/flutter/bin/flutter doctor -verbose That way you can be sure you get exactly the result you want to get. Safest option is to always build with 3) Ionic CLI. If it doesn’t have a build step, you can just ignore 3) and look at the differences between 2) and 1). If you have a Cordova project not using Ionic, 3) gets replaced with whatever process is used to build your HTML/JS app. But they also get more “current”: 1) only refreshes the native part with each build, 2) additionally the Cordova part but only 1) also creates a new build of the Ionic project. If you run ionic cordova build ios/android (TODO) -release this builds the Ionic project first ( src gets compiled into These build methods get “slower” from 1) to 2) to 3) as they have to do more things. Skipping these means that there is no update of what is in (For the first build of an app this won’t work at all as no This build takes whatever is already built inside www of your project folder - so you have to make sure it is the correct version. This skips both Ionic CLI and Cordova CLI builds and just builds the current state of the native platform project. If you open the native project ( platforms/ios or platforms/android) directly in Android Studio or Xcode you can simply build the native platform project. You can do this in a number of different ways that all have slightly different results with advantages and disadvantages. When you are done developing locally and testing and debugging your app via ionic serve it is time to build your app as a native app that can be deployed to simulators, emulators or devices. First published: October 2017 Should I build my project via Ionic CLI, Cordova CLI or native tooling like Android Studio or Xcode?
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