net_http is not registered on Faraday::Adapter about fastlane

[Bear433]

Thanks for sharing this.

[Robertopera]

The error message you're encountering suggests that there is an issue with the Faraday gem's middleware registration when using the Slack plugin in Fastlane. Specifically, it's complaining that the :net_http adapter is not registered on Faraday::Adapter.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

Check Gem Versions: Ensure that you are using compatible versions of Fastlane, Faraday, and any other dependencies. Outdated or incompatible gem versions can sometimes cause issues.

Update Gems: Update your gems to the latest versions by running the following commands:

gem update fastlane
gem update faraday

Check Fastlane Configuration: Verify your Fastlane configuration and ensure that you have specified the correct Slack API token and other required parameters in your Fastfile.

Check Environment: Make sure that you are running Fastlane in the correct environment. Sometimes, gem conflicts can occur when using different versions of Ruby or gemsets.

Check Plugins: If you are using any custom plugins or have made modifications to the Fastlane configuration, ensure that they are correctly configured and not causing conflicts.

Reinstall Dependencies: In some cases, removing and reinstalling the required gems can help resolve conflicts. You can uninstall and reinstall Fastlane and Faraday using the following commands:

gem uninstall fastlane
gem uninstall faraday
gem install fastlane
gem install faraday

Ruby Version Manager (RVM) or rbenv: If you are using a Ruby version manager like RVM or rbenv, make sure that your Ruby version and gemset are correctly configured for your project.

Environment Variables: Ensure that any required environment variables, such as Slack API tokens, are set correctly.

Debugging: You can enable verbose debugging output for Fastlane by adding --verbose to your Fastlane command. This might provide more information about what's going wrong.

If none of the above steps MyMileStoneCard resolve the issue, you may want to check the Fastlane and Faraday GitHub repositories or forums for any known issues related to Slack integration or middleware registration. Additionally, if you're using a custom plugin, review its documentation and any reported issues.

Keep in mind that gem and library versions can change over time, so it's possible that updates or changes in dependencies have introduced this issue, and it may require waiting for an update or finding a workaround.