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Module 'app_links' not found #1076

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muezz opened this issue Nov 3, 2024 · 7 comments
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Module 'app_links' not found #1076

muezz opened this issue Nov 3, 2024 · 7 comments
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@muezz
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muezz commented Nov 3, 2024

When I try to run my app from XCode, the build fails with the error Module 'app_links' not found. I need to get past this because I want to run the app on a physical device. I have tried:

  • flutter clean && flutter pub get
  • Delete ios/Pods, ios/PodFile.lock and even ios/Flutter
  • pod repo update
  • pod install

I have also ensure that both supabase and cocoapods are the latest version.

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@MicahYea
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Exact same issue here. I wonder if its because I'm on iOS 18.3 beta. I really don't want to downgrade

@thiagoneves1
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It's the same for me, anyone found the way to fix that?

@DanMossa
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What Flutter version are you running?

@bdlukaa
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bdlukaa commented Feb 17, 2025

When opening your project with XCode, make sure to open xcworkspace instead of xcproject.

@muezz
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muezz commented Feb 17, 2025

@DanMossa Its been a few months since I last looked into it but I am fairly certain that it was the latest version at that time. And I am also fairly certain that this problem still exists, but it only comes up if you try to build from XCode.

@bdlukaa I tried and had an issue in both.

@MicahYea
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I fixed it. If I remember correctly, to fix the issue I had to

1-completely delete my iOS file on my flutter project and reinitialize. (I wish I remembered the exact commands)
2-go in manually on new Runner.xcworkspace and set the build target of all pods to the minimum iOS deployment target of the app.

I wish I were a bigger help. It took a lot of ChatGPT help (with search on for up-to-date references) and a specific stack overflow thread. I'll link it if I find it again.

@muezz
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muezz commented Feb 17, 2025

@MicahYea I thought about doing that but chose not in the end because it was an already deployed project with tons of native configurations for things like permissions, notifications, etc.

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