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mattermoran / map_launcher

Flutter plugin for launching maps
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Version 2.2.1 reports requires IOS 10.0 #88

Closed 4bSolutionsLLP closed 3 years ago

4bSolutionsLLP commented 3 years ago

After updating to version 2.2.1, builds ok but get link errors reporting that minimum IOS version must be 10.0. whilst you can change this in Xcode and compile, each time you build, it reverts to IOS 9 and fails.

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

Yes, the minimum version has been increased to 10. This means you need to set iOS version in deployment info to 10 and higher. E.g this is the example project: image

Do you mean you did this change but it keeps going back to 9?

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

Also if you have an iOS version set in your Podfile you will also need to update that as well

platform :ios, '10.0'
4bSolutionsLLP commented 3 years ago

Yes, the minimum version has been increased to 10. This means you need to set iOS version in deployment info to 10 and higher. E.g this is the example project: image

Do you mean you did this change but it keeps going back to 9?

Yes exactly.

In XCode, PROJECT -> Runner: Deployment -> IOS Deployment Target is set to IOS 10.0 and is not the issue. However, if I go to Pods in XCode -> TARGETS and select the "map_launcher" entry, it shows under Deployment, IOS Deployment Target: IOS 9.0 and gives reported error. If i change this entry to IOS 10.0 it temporarily solves the issue but as soon as I re-build in Android Studio, this gets reset back to IOS 9.0.

4bSolutionsLLP commented 3 years ago

Yes, the minimum version has been increased to 10. This means you need to set iOS version in deployment info to 10 and higher. E.g this is the example project: image Do you mean you did this change but it keeps going back to 9?

Yes exactly.

In XCode, PROJECT -> Runner: Deployment -> IOS Deployment Target is set to IOS 10.0 and is not the issue. However, if I go to Pods in XCode -> TARGETS and select the "map_launcher" entry, it shows under Deployment, IOS Deployment Target: IOS 9.0 and gives reported error. If i change this entry to IOS 10.0 it temporarily solves the issue but as soon as I re-build in Android Studio, this gets reset back to IOS 9.0.

Here is a screenshot re my previous comments... Screenshot

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

You should not manually adjust the ios version in the pods. Just make sure your Podfile under /ios folder has ios version set to 10 Let me know if that still doesn't help. Also, make sure to run flutter clean so there's no caching

4bSolutionsLLP commented 3 years ago

You should not manually adjust the ios version in the pods. Just make sure your Podfile under /ios folder has ios version set to 10 Let me know if that still doesn't help. Also, make sure to run flutter clean so there's no caching

Thanks - that makes sense. I'm pretty new to Flutter - are you talking about a file accessed from Xcode or from Android Studio? Can you point me towards which file exactly and where it is? Many thanks for your help.

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

You can access it either way. It's in your project's ios folder. Here's what it looks like in VSCode: image

Or this is in Xcode: image

On line 2 you can uncomment (if you haven't already) and set correct version image

4bSolutionsLLP commented 3 years ago

Thanks so much for your patience and for walking me through this. I also found an entry in the Podfile which expressly set config.build_settings['IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET'] = '9.0' and I also needed to change 9.0 to 10.0.

Seems to be working now!

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

Perfect, no problem, glad it worked out for you :)