CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "FBSDKLoginKit" error (iOS Capactior 4)

[BarisCanYesil]

Hi, I'm developing a mobile app with Capacitor 4
I get an error when using the "capacitor sync" command. (for ios)

My project package info;
"@capacitor/ios": "4.1.0"
"@capacitor-community/facebook-login": "^4.0.0-1"

And I applied the settings in the two required files;
ios/App/App/AppDelegate.swift
ios/App/App/info.plist

[ghost]

Hi, I'm developing a mobile app with Capacitor 4 I get an error when using the "capacitor sync" command. (for ios)

My project package info; "@capacitor/ios": "4.1.0" "@capacitor-community/facebook-login": "^4.0.0-1"

And I applied the settings in the two required files; ios/App/App/AppDelegate.swift ios/App/App/info.plist

Hi @GreenMasterTR I've found how to resolve the problem, you need to update your dependencies in Podfile. Go to /ios/App and run "pod install --repo-update".

[ciccilleju]

@luca-sharryland , @GreenMasterTR Hello, do you have an Arm cpu, like MacBook M1?
If you try to build it and run on a real device, does it work?

Because with this version i'm only able to run the simulator

[ghost]

@ciccilleju yes it works.
Do you get errors in the console?

[ciccilleju]

@luca-sharryland everything works fine in my MacBook Pro M1, but it doesn't on my iMac Intel, but if I rollback to version 3.4.0 everything works again.

If you read my post there are a lots of errors in console, seems like missing architecture os something like this

[ghost]

@ciccilleju
I've installed the 4.0.0 version and after pod install --repo-update I was able to run correctly facebook plugin on an iPhone 7 real device.
I've got a MacBook Pro M1 too, unfortunately, I've not an Intel Mac for testing.
But reading your post I think is an xcode simulator related problem, cause it breaks on a specific target in the simulator. Also for the real device, you get arm64-apple-ios11.0-simulator, I don't think it's a real device's correct target.

[ciccilleju]

@ciccilleju
I've installed the 4.0.0 version and after pod install --repo-update I was able to run correctly facebook plugin on an iPhone 7 real device.
I've got a MacBook Pro M1 too, unfortunately, I've not an Intel Mac for testing.
But reading your post I think is an xcode simulator related problem, cause it breaks on a specific target in the simulator. Also for the real device, you get arm64-apple-ios11.0-simulator, I don't think it's a real device's correct target.

Exactly, but i think something is missing in the dependencies, because if I inspect the folders of version 3.4.0 and 4.0.0 they are different

I wonder if other Intel users have the same issue

[cresjie]

@GreenMasterTR @luca-sharryland
it might be similar to this post, try reading the thread, we solved by upgrading the system

[jpolo]

Generally speaking the constraint with FBCoreKit to a fixed version poses a problem with peer plugins/native code that depends also on FBCoreKit.
I am using/maintaining other capacitor plugins that relies on FBCoreKit. Upgrades are really difficult in the current situation...
It would be a great improvement if this plugin would only describe its real constraints (ex: FBCoreKit superior to version XXX, inferior to YYY) instead of pinning the FBCoreKit version.