Flutter with ios 17 – Ios

by
Alexei Petrov
android axios flutter xcode

Quick Fix: The unexpected behavior experienced in Flutter with iOS 17 is expected and documented. Refer to the provided GitHub issues for more information and context.

The Solutions:

Solution 1: Follow iOS 17’s Automation Access Instructions

  1. Allow Xcode Permissions:

    • Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > Automation.
    • Toggle the Xcode access switch to On. This allows Flutter to run your app on your physical device using Xcode.
  2. Run Flutter App:

    • In your Flutter project directory, run the following command:
      flutter run
      
    • This will launch your app on your physical device via Xcode.
  3. Rebuild Flutter App:

    • If you make any changes to your Flutter code, you will need to rebuild the app using the following command:
      flutter run --release
      
    • This will compile a new version of your app and install it on your physical device.

Please note that this solution assumes you have already completed the initial setup and configuration required to run Flutter apps on iOS, including installing Xcode and the Flutter SDK. If you have not yet completed this setup, you may need to refer to the official Flutter documentation for further instructions.

Solution 1: Check Xcode Access Permissions

When you run a Flutter application on a physical iOS device, Xcode is used to debug and run the app. To allow Flutter to control Xcode, you may need to grant access permissions.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to check and grant access permissions for Xcode:

  1. Open the Settings app on your iOS device.
  2. Navigate to Privacy & Security.
  3. Tap on Automation.
  4. Under the Allowed Apps section, make sure that Xcode is enabled.

If Xcode is not enabled, tap on the toggle next to it to grant access.

  1. After granting access, restart your Flutter application.

Your application should now run as expected without prompting you to grant access to Xcode.

Q&A

Why must I perform the same configuration even after verification?

It is expected behavior due to Xcode requirement changes.

Where can I find additional information regarding this behavior?

You can check relevant GitHub issues for more details.

Video Explanation:

The following video, titled "Flutter Firebase Setup Android & iOS Tutorial 2022 - YouTube", provides additional insights and in-depth exploration related to the topics discussed in this post.

Play video

Flutter courses, writeups, and source code on Launch Club https://LaunchClub.io Learn how to integrate Firebase into your Flutter ...