Xcode Build failed,fatal error: module 'firebase_auth' not found @import firebase_auth;
Solution 1
Update: I was able to eventually find a workaround by executing the following:
- Running
Flutter Clean
(in ios folder of project) - Deleting both
Podlock
&Pod Folder
- Running
pod init
followed bypod install
seems to be an issue with the runner.xcworkspace folder and the build files needed to run builds.
Solution 2
These steps helped me to resolve the issue completely for IOS:
>> flutter clean
then "delete podfile, podfile.lock, pod folder"
>> flutter pub get
>> pod install
>> flutter run
Solution 3
I tried to follow suggested steps of executing Flutter clean
, manually removing podfile
and podfile.lock
along with Pod
related folders, executing pod install
again, etc. - nothing helped.
What helped me in the end was the following sequence:
- Create a new project with same dependencies declared in the
pubspec.yaml
. - Run
pub get
in the new project. - Run
pod install
in the new project to get everything generated - Copy newly generated
podfile
andpodfile.lock
files to the old project. - Run
pod install
in the old project.
Only after this sequence I was able to build the iOS project again.
Solution 4
I have got rid of this issue buy un-commenting the line in Podfile
platform :ios, '10.0'
Also delete clean your project and rebuild again!
Solution 5
It seems like you provided not a full Podfile's content (I can't see anything about Sayy target there) or you've been changing Podfile
Depending on what you trying to archive either remove last 3 lines in Podfile or move line "pod 'AFNetworking', '~> 3.0'" to target 'Runner' right after 'use_modular_headers!'
open XCode toppest item in left sidebar (blue icon) -> in leftest menu you will see two sections — Project and Targets. So names that are in 'targets' block — is the only one that can appear in Podfile after keyword 'target'
everything depends on:
- do you need AFNetworking?
- what targets do you have in your application
Alrazi Bashir
Updated on December 21, 2022Comments
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Alrazi Bashir over 1 year
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\\\Error Message
** BUILD FAILED ** Xcode's output: ↳ /Users/Razi/Desktop/projects/Sayy/ios/Runner/GeneratedPluginRegistrant.m:10:9: fatal error: module 'firebase_auth' not found @import firebase_auth; ~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 error generated. note: Using new build system note: Building targets in parallel note: Planning build note: Constructing build description
I have tried deleting Podfile/Podlock and running
pod init
/pod install
without success. Also have reviewed the GitHub repo for ios folder. Why is firebase_auth not found? -
Igor Freitas over 2 yearsmonster ! the only way I could restore my installation after a long research
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Vishwesh Soni over 2 yearsI am facing this issue but can't find any solution tried all the steps