[!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "SQLCipher":

[mohabbatta]

I get this error can not find solution for this

In Podfile: sqflite (from .symlinks/plugins/sqflite/ios) was resolved to 0.0.2, which depends on SQLCipher (~> 4.4.0)

sqflite_sqlcipher (from `.symlinks/plugins/sqflite_sqlcipher/ios`) was resolved to 0.0.1, which depends on
  SQLCipher (= 4.5.4)

and here is my dependency

dependencies: sqflite_sqlcipher: ^2.1.1+1

dependency_overrides: sqflite: git: url: https://www.github.com/davidmartos96/sqflite_sqlcipher.git path: sqflite ref: fmdb_override

so I thank the override need to be updated or how to specify version of it

[davidmartos96]

You are correct. The fmdb_override branch needs to be updated to 4.5.0 in the ios and macos podspec files. Feel free to open a PR with a fix for that branch, I can merge it. Otherwise you'll need to wait until the end of the week, as I'm away.

[candreotti]

Hello, I am getting the same problem after upgrading to sqflite_sqlcipher: ^2.2.0 Runs fine in Android but when I try to build for iOS I got the "[!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "SQLCipher"" error... Any news about that? Am I missing something?

Complete log is: [!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "SQLCipher": In Podfile: sqflite (from.symlinks/plugins/sqflite/ios`) was resolved to 0.0.2, which depends on SQLCipher (~> 4.5.0)

sqflite_sqlcipher (from `.symlinks/plugins/sqflite_sqlcipher/ios`) was resolved to 0.0.1, which depends on
  SQLCipher (= 4.5.4)

Specs satisfying the SQLCipher (~> 4.5.0), SQLCipher (= 4.5.4) dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target.`

Thank you

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti 4.5.4 requires at least iOS 11.0.

You would need to increase the minimum on XCode.

Source: https://github.com/sqlcipher/sqlcipher/commit/c867151ba5e2302be078b63db444581c46bcad72

[candreotti]

Hello @davidmartos96 I already have IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 11.0

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti Have you tried deleting the Podfile.lock ?

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti Ok, it could be that the dependency_overrides is not up to date.

Can you try the following?

flutter pub upgrade sqflite

[candreotti]

I have tried to delete Podfile.lock and Pods folder but nothing has changed,

I have run the command 'flutter pub upgrade sqflite' and it says that 'No dependencies changed.'

It shows me the following versions: sqflite 2.0.3 from git https://www.github.com/davidmartos96/sqflite_sqlcipher.git at 57a9f7 in sqflite (overridden) sqflite_common 2.5.0 sqflite_sqlcipher 2.2.0

[davidmartos96]

That looks ok. Overriden sqflite points to latest 57a9f76249b27ebb217ea93628935b49c8ce92df

From the message you got it looks like the reason is the deployment target version.

Specs satisfying the SQLCipher (~> 4.5.0), SQLCipher (= 4.5.4) dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target.

I've noticed that both the override branch and the plugin code were referencing old minimum deployment targets.

Can you try version 2.2.1 of sqflite_sqlcipher and do the flutter pub upgrade sqflite again? It should change the reference of the override to commit 6be83a51cc8ad7feda7e0454d277e1d08524124d

[candreotti]

I have updated sqflite_sqlcipher v2.1.1 in my pubspec.yml Then flutter clean and flutter pub get and flutter pub upgrade sqflite This time it says "Changed 1 dependency!" And now I got:

sqflite 2.0.3 from git https://www.github.com/davidmartos96/sqflite_sqlcipher.git at 6be83a in sqflite (overridden) sqflite_common 2.5.0 sqflite_sqlcipher 2.2.1

But when I try to build for iOS it still gives me the same problem [!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "SQLCipher": In Podfile: sqflite (from.symlinks/plugins/sqflite/ios) was resolved to 0.0.2, which depends on SQLCipher (~> 4.5.0) sqflite_sqlcipher (from.symlinks/plugins/sqflite_sqlcipher/ios) was resolved to 0.0.1, which depends on SQLCipher (= 4.5.4) Specs satisfying theSQLCipher (~> 4.5.0), SQLCipher (= 4.5.4)dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target.

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti I'm not sure what could be going on then. Unfortunately I don't have an iOS device to test right now.

I would try a full clean for ios

1. flutter clean
2. Delete the folder ios/.symlinks (flutter clean doesn't remove it)
3. Remove Podfile.lock

[candreotti]

I have already tried to delete ios/.symlinks and ios/Pods folders as long as the Podfile.lock When I build it recreates the two folders .symlink and Pods but it won't recreate the Podfile.lock file Still failing with the previous log message...

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti Does the example app in the repo work for you? If not, please create a separate issue and I will look into it once I have some iOS device at hand.

You can keep using version 2.1.1 and the override with ref: 86d815d377caef8a6214000e57a6af76d999e822 in the meantime

[candreotti]

I think I have solved that! ...I wrote you a couple of hours ago but somehow my reply is missing now...

I had to run the command 'pod repo update' from within the ios folder and then everything start working correctly, I managed to succesfully build my app for iOS.

Thank you very much @davidmartos96 for your help!

PS if you want me to test the example app in the repo for you anyway let me know and I will be happy to help

[davidmartos96]

@candreotti Glad to hear that worked! Thanks for offering your help, but don't worry with the example app then. The flutter project probably needs updating anyway. I'll give it a look.

Did you get any noticeable changes in your git after it worked? Or was it solely updating the pubspec.yaml what made it work?

[candreotti]

No, I didn't notice anything else than the Podspec.lock file being completely regenerated.

Upgrading from an old release it seems that the cocoapod-thing kept some repo/stuff cached somewhere and you need to explicitly tell it to update them... Very counterintuitive but... that's life! :D