Running pod install on one machine changes the versions in Podfile.lock. This is expected, but we also expect that other dev envs should not cause different versions in the lockfile. But it is happening - even when development environments have the same OS, X ode and flutter versions.
M:
MacOS: 12.3.1
Xcode: 13.3.1
Flutter: 2.10.3
Firebase/Auth -> 8.11.0
firebase_core -> 1.12.0
A:
MacOS: 12.3.1
Xcode: 13.3.1
Flutter: 2.10.3
Podfile.lock: does use Firebase/Storage 8.14.0
but firebase_auth is 3.3.14 and diffs to 3.3.13
firebase_core: 1.14.1 in lockfile, diffs 1.14.0
firebase_storage: 10.2.12 -> 10.2.11
Y L
MacOS: 11.6.2
Xcode: 13.2.1
Flutter: 2.10.4
Y D
MacOS: 11.6
Xcode: 13.2.1
Flutter: 2.10.4
Investigate why this is occurring and figure out a way to normalize this.
ybakos
commented
2 years ago
Running pod install on one machine changes the versions in Podfile.lock. This is expected, but we also expect that other dev envs should not cause different versions in the lockfile. But it is happening - even when development environments have the same OS, X ode and flutter versions.
Investigate why this is occurring and figure out a way to normalize this.