Failing to build IOS app

[ManindraDeMel]

Failed to build iOS app
Semantic Issue (Xcode): 'init' is unavailable
/Users/XXXX/.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dev/libphonenumber-2.0.2/ios/Classes/LibphonenumberPlugin.m:15:52

No Issues with Android build

[khalilyamoun]

Our team is experiencing the same exact issue.

[Nahrawene-ben-hmida]

I also had the same issue with building the iOS app using libphonenumber 2.0.2

[azizsoule]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue.
The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page.
As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working.
You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder :
pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

[azizsoule]

I have also submitted a fix to the plugin directly but as i said in the PR description, we should implement a newer version version of the plugin using the latest version of libPhoneNumber-iOS.
Link tot the PR

[brunosp15]

Same problem here. Since yesterday my github action API is breaking.
iOS because of libphonenumber and android because of camera_android_camerax.

[unknownaloy]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue. The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page. As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working. You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder : pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

I've tried doing this at the end of my Podfile I added the line

end
pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

This is the version I'm using on my pubspec.yaml

libphonenumber: ^2.0.2

[CarlosMoraRoa]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue. The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page. As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working. You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder : pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

This solution worked for me!

[azizsoule]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue. The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page. As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working. You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder : pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

I've tried doing this at the end of my Podfile I added the line

end pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

This is the version I'm using on my pubspec.yaml

libphonenumber: ^2.0.2

Did it work ?

[unknownaloy]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue. The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page. As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working. You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder : pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

I've tried doing this at the end of my Podfile I added the line
end pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'
This is the version I'm using on my pubspec.yaml
libphonenumber: ^2.0.2

Did it work ?

No, it didn't work for me

I'm also running flutter 3.24.1

[azizsoule]

Hello ! Our team experienced the same issue. The underlying ios library used by this plugin has been updated yesterday from version 0.9.9 to 1.2.0 (1.2.0 seems to contains breaking change). See libPhoneNumber-iOS cocoapods page. As a workaround to fix the issue, you can pin the dependency to version 0.9.9 to keep your process working. You can do that by adding this line at the end of your flutter project Podfile in the ios folder : pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'

I've tried doing this at the end of my Podfile I added the line
end pod 'libPhoneNumber-iOS', '0.9.9'
This is the version I'm using on my pubspec.yaml
libphonenumber: ^2.0.2

Did it work ?

No, it didn't work for me

I'm also running flutter 3.24.1

Did you tried to run pod install --repo-update after you added the line to your Podfile ?

[ManindraDeMel]

Hi everyone, i found it easier to just switch to the more actively maintained https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_libphonenumber (flutter_libphonenumber). Its a reasonably simple migration. They mention this exact issue in their changelong

[unknownaloy]

pod install --repo-update

My problem is from somewhere else, and I am getting other errors. Thanks for the help

[azizsoule]

Hi everyone, i found it easier to just switch to the more actively maintained https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_libphonenumber (flutter_libphonenumber). Its a reasonably simple migration. They mention this exact issue in their changelong

I agree with you @ManindraDeMel. It's another solution 💙 !

[pkitatta]

The interesting thing is that this package was developed by the google team, but it rubbed off it's name and let the package to rot. I remember I chose it because it had the google name to it.