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Learn how to fix the `minimum deployment target` issues when building Flutter applications for iOS by adjusting your Podfile settings.
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Troubleshooting Flutter iOS Pod Installation: Adjusting Your Deployment Target

Building a Flutter application for iOS can occasionally present challenges, especially when it comes to deployment targets. If you're encountering issues due to a mismatch between the target settings defined in your project and those required by the dependencies, you're not alone.

In this guide, we'll explore a common problem that developers face when setting up their Flutter iOS builds with CocoaPods, specifically how to resolve the deployment target conflict with the DKPhotoGallery pod that defaults to iOS 9, while your application requires a minimum of iOS 11. Let’s dive into the issue and the solution!

Understanding the Problem

While trying to build your Flutter application for iOS, you might find that:

Your application requires a minimum deployment target of iOS 11 to support certain plugins.

However, upon running pod install, the DKPhotoGallery pod automatically sets its target to iOS 9, causing your build to fail.

This cycle can be frustrating, especially since adjusting these settings manually in Xcode reverts back to iOS 9 with every pod installation. So, how can you ensure your application consistently builds without these conflicts?

The Solution: Modify Your Podfile

To tackle this issue, you can customize your Podfile to enforce the deployment target. Here's how you can do it step-by-step:

Step 1: Locate the Podfile

Open your Flutter project directory.

Navigate to the ios folder.

Locate the file named Podfile.

Step 2: Update the Podfile

Add the following code snippet to the end of your Podfile. This snippet is designed to set the deployment target for all pods to iOS 11:

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Step 3: Run Pod Install

After saving your changes to the Podfile, open your terminal.

Navigate back to the ios directory.

Run the command:

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This command will now install your pods with the updated iOS deployment target settings, allowing your Flutter application to build successfully.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can effectively resolve the deployment target issues when working with Flutter for iOS. Customizing your Podfile ensures that your required settings stay intact, allowing you to focus on building your application without unnecessary interruptions.

Always remember to keep your dependencies up to date, as newer versions may have additional fixes or support for different deployment targets.

If you have any further questions or issues regarding Flutter or iOS development, feel free to reach out in the comments section below!