Haven't tested macos though, because one needs a provisioning certificate to run (in this case). Not sure why this is mandatory (but was too lazy honestly to create one, as it should be tested in CI anyways (?))

@Gustl22 - if you open the example app for macOS in Xcode, remove the entitlements for release mode, you don't need a provisioning profile and the app will build.

if you open the example app for macOS in Xcode, remove the entitlements for release mode, you don't need a provisioning profile and the app will build.

flutterfire/packages/firebase_messaging/firebase_messaging/example/macos/Runner.xcodeproj: error: Signing for "Runner" requires a development team. Select a development team in the Signing & Capabilities editor. (in target 'Runner' from project 'Runner')

Still not able to build although removing the Signing entitlements in the Tagets -> Runner -> Build Settings and setting Signing Team to None in all modes (Debug, Release & Profile).

But I guess it's not that important, if the tests are passing.

@Gustl22 - I had a quick look at this. It seems flutter_local_notifications package hasn't moved to Swift integration and will therefore run pod install which means that we cannot remove the Podfile here: https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/blob/main/.github/workflows/scripts/swift-integration.dart#L57

You might want to wrap this in an if condition if(messaging == plugin).

Sure, @russellwheatley like that: 8c2f133 ?

@Gustl22 - I've made some updates. Should hopefully get this in soon.

Thank you for taking care of that and investing the time!