Warning: Can't resolve all parameters for Settings in src/providers/settings.ts: ([object Object], ?). This will become an error in Angular v5.x

[Dave I.]

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Current behavior:
when I build for production, have no warning with normal build:

ionic cordova build android 

Warning: Can't resolve all parameters for Settings in src/providers/settings.ts: ([object Object], ?). This will become an error in Angular v5.x

Steps to reproduce:

- ionic start mySuperApp super
- ionic cordova build android --prod  

Ionic info: (run ionic info from a terminal/cmd prompt and paste output below):

global packages:

    @ionic/cli-utils : 1.4.0
    Cordova CLI      : 7.0.1 
    Ionic CLI        : 3.4.0

local packages:

    @ionic/app-scripts              : 1.3.12
    @ionic/cli-plugin-cordova       : 1.4.0
    @ionic/cli-plugin-ionic-angular : 1.3.1
    Cordova Platforms               : android 6.2.3
    Ionic Framework                 : ionic-angular 3.5.0

System:

    Node       : v8.1.0
    OS         : Linux 4.8
    Xcode      : not installed
    ios-deploy : not installed
    ios-sim    : not installed
    npm        : 5.0.3 

[Mohamed Sharaf]

i really have much think here what is wrong ?
why it shows this warning the defaults is passed

any clarification here ?

[deywibkiss]

It scares a little, maybe the apps crash because of it, even though nothing has happened in my case.

[hari]

2 points, i need to provide here.

1.) I swear, i didn't touched that settings.ts or any of its internal logic to cordova local storage.
2.) Yes, i am posting this from 2018 year. Yes, people of 2018 still depending on your contribution.

Can anyone from ionic please look into this. And yes i read this issue 58 too, i though that after all those conversation, resulted settings.ts is a refined piece of code from ionic starter product branch.

[Pranay Kothari]

@hari-007 Were you able to resolve your issue? A good place to check is settings implementation in ionic super starter app. Look at the app.module.ts file, and then to use it: the following worked for me in any of the page's onInit() or constructor..

//this is how we read settings
this.settings.load().then(settings => {
if (settings) {
console.log("settings: ", settings);
}
});

Hope this helps.

[Moises M]

@pranaykothari
That line of code does not work.