[firebase_app_check]: Flutter iOS module is not building when using firebase_app_check package about flutterfire HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello @AriasBros, I don't have a lot of experience with Flutter modules and add to app. Have you tried to integrate AppCheck directly using the iOS SDK?

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Hi @Lyokone

No, I didn't try that. Can I exclude the package from the build in some way?

I mean, if I just remove the dependency, I guess that when I run flutter build ios-framework, the build will fail because my module uses AppCheck.

Maybe I explained wrong in the description of the issue, but the problem that I am highlighting here is that the Flutter module fails in the build phase of the module itself. There is not an iOS native app involved here where I can setup the AppCheck iOS SDK.

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Also, I would like to highlight again that this issue is not happening in a Flutter app project.

If you do this:

1. Create a new Flutter app: flutter create angled_error_app
2. Install the package firebase_app_check: flutter pub add firebase_app_check
3. If installing the latest version of firebase_app_check (0.3.0), change the iOS deployment target to version 13.
4. Run the app for iOS: flutter run

This will work with no problem. The default counter app will appear in your iOS simulator/device.

But, if you do this:

1. Create a new Flutter app: flutter create --template module angled_error_module
2. Install the package firebase_app_check: flutter pub add firebase_app_check
3. If installing the latest version of firebase_app_check (0.3.0), change the iOS deployment target to version 13.
4. Run the app for iOS: flutter run

This will not work. The build will fail and the default counter app will not start.

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