Closed muezz closed 2 weeks ago
One way to check if this package is included into another is from pub.dev https://pub.dev/packages?q=dependency%3Aapp_links
Otherwise, you can also check with flutter pub
subcommands to do the same with more precision.
@llfbandit Ah. You mean app_links is being "used" as a transitive dependancy. I do use supabase so it makes sense now. But why do I keep getting this "Module not found" in xcode. I have run all the possible commands to clean the project and install the pods from scratch.
Any ideas?
cocoapods is boring, be sure to not use an old one.
Remove your Podfile.lock file (eventually the ios/flutter folder) pod repo update pod install
There's nothing special here, only your ios platform which is unsynced.
@llfbandit I tried what you said (even deleted the ios/Flutter
folder. But I still get the same error. The command flutter build ios
runs just fine. But if I build using XCode, it fails with that same error still.
And I updated cocoapods too so that should not be the issue.
I can't reproduce this. Compiling and archiving an external project with XCode run ok on my side. So, I don't know how to help you further.
I got so annoyed with it and ended up upgrading my OS, XCode and iOS to the latest version then the issue basically disappeared. I am not sure what the cause was but at least it is not happening now.
Thanks for looking into this for me.
Describe the bug I am not sure if this is even related to this package but I dont know where to turn. The project DOES NOT use
app_links
for managing deep links. I am doing that through the built-in way in flutter and use AutoRouter to send the user to the right place in the app once a url is clicked on.But when I try to run the app from Xcode, I get Module 'app_links' not found
If I check the file
GeneratedPluginRegistrant.m
, I see this at the top:Why is this here if I am not using
app_links
?Also, I have tried
flutter clean && flutter pub get
,pod install
and pod repo update`. It always leads to this.