@hudson when creating a new project, which framework did you choose? Also, you can try the solution that error message suggested (use the --force-missing-framework option too) but the relevant point is you have to know for which framework you are developing

@hudson said in I need you ! from France !!! Scopes ??: Thank you for your answers @alan_g : I know for a fact that I am not a consumer but I will like to find scopes today and news for example. It would be necessary to find the sources and to be able to install them on the terminal. But is it possible? I don't have knowledge of the details, but the code is open source so you can find it, build it, package it and deploy it. If you can get it working you should also upload it to the open store so that others can benefit too. The folks around here will guide you with each step along that path. I contacted canonical and the former developers of the scope Today but for now no response from them. The team at Canonical was disbanded a year ago and most of the developers now work elsewhere. What I found ideal in this system was precisely the scope system.guide Then that's the one to start with! Now I'm sorry, but I find that the terminal looks without these scopes to an old android. Maybe I have to develop it myself. I will keep you informed of the evolution of my reflection. Good luck!

We are working on this for the next OTA, here is a related issue: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/7 - hopefully after fixing this it will get better. BR

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@hudson It is explained here: https://wiki.ubports.com/wiki/Release-Channels I think from what you show you are in 15.04/stable, but you can confirm it with the instructions in that page.

Have you tried following our upgrade guide?