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Building for iOS Gives Error #829
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It looks like there is something wrong in your caching. I would do |
Still getting this error @remonh87
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can you try with latest version? |
Do this steps and try again.
After adding new dependancies or flutter updates, |
Nice if this works for the @ADLsourceCode I will update the troubleshoot section with this. 👍 |
Did this work? I'm having a very similar issue where I'm missing StripFile.o. I've followed all of the above and it's not working for me. I'm missing all the Stripe.o files and it's preventing me from building. |
I am also facing the same issue on my M1 machine. |
@DominicOrga |
Hi @Alfaizkhan, thanks but unfortunately, same as @angus-gow that solution doesn't work for me and I'm still receiving the following issue:
What I've also tried:
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@DominicOrga can you go to the ios directory of your app and run |
I have done the same as @DominicOrga but went further in removing the entire .pub_cache running a "flutter pub cache clean" after doing a thorough clean using my own cleaning script: #!/bin/zsh flutter clean I wiped the project locally and did a clean checkout from git. This should take everything back to the beginning, I then put it back together, run it and get the same error. I'm of the opinion that there is something wrong with the config in Xcode so am now taking the nuclear option of uninstalling everything and creating a fresh install with new Xcode. The other developers in the team are not having this issue, so it's local to my setup for sure. |
Hi @remonh87, unfortunately, Having said that, doing |
Can you run |
Thank you @remonh87 sys320new:example rem.ngr$ flutter doctor • No issues found! |
@ms-biztech can you give me the verbose output? I would like to see your cocoapods version and compare it with me |
@remonh87 my Podfile.lock PODS:
DEPENDENCIES:
SPEC REPOS: EXTERNAL SOURCES: SPEC CHECKSUMS: PODFILE CHECKSUM: 7be2f5f74864d463a8ad433546ed1de7e0f29aef COCOAPODS: 1.11.3 |
Here's my the output for
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@remonh87 my lutter doctor --verbose /Users/remila.nagar/Installer/flutter/bin/flutter doctor --verbose [✓] Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK version 32.1.0-rc1) [✓] Xcode - develop for iOS and macOS (Xcode 13.1) [✓] Chrome - develop for the web [✓] Android Studio (version 2021.1) [✓] VS Code (version 1.67.2) [✓] Connected device (3 available) [✓] HTTP Host Availability • No issues found! |
@remonh87 I think my Xcode version is to old 13.1 |
There's definitely something weird going on with the When cleaning, re-installing pods and running/building the app, two possible errors may occur, either:
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When you try navigating to the In addition, I tried opening the |
@remonh87 What is next?? |
I would recommend to try to build your app from xcode itself insteald of the flutter tooling. Sometimes this helps. Else I would recommend creating an example repository for us so we can try to reproduce this issue. Since both my professional projects and the example app compile without issues. |
Just tried creating a new app with The app works fine when the Steps to re-create on my Mac M1:
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Other things I've tried that doesn't work:
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@ms-biztech is your other mac system intel or m1? |
@DominicOrga My mac system is m1. |
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platform :ios, '13.0'
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