I fail to emit precompiled header issue when I try to build an IOS app through Xcode. Currently, my Xcode (14.3) and the app I am running is in Flutter (3.7.10). Can anyone please provide me with a solution?
1 Answer
Go to -> iOS/Pods -> Target Support Files -> Pods-Runner -> Pods-Runner-frameworks.sh
and then add
-f in
source="$(readlink "${source}")" like this
source="$(readlink -f "${source}")" then delete iOS/Podfile.lock file,
also delete derived data,
and then run these commands one by one in flutter/iOS folder:
- flutter clean
- sudo gem uninstall cocoapods
- pod deintegrate
- rm -rf Pods
- pod cache clean --all
- pod setup
- pod install --repo-update
your problem should be solved now !
2 Comments
Kunal Kakkad
if we do
sudo gem uninstall cocoapods then how does all below commands related to pod .... would work?
Karan Mehta
You can install cocoapods again by running the command "sudo gem install cocoapods" if you're facing any error but I think "pod setup" command should do the job.
/Users/imac/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/