flutter_secure_storage seems to not install in ios folder if there were existing pods.

[mogol]

flutter_secure_storage seems to not install in ios folder if there were existing pods.

[mogol]

Hi @BeStillAsBright
Looks like you need to trigger pod install within flutter build command, try

• manually invoke pod install in ios/ folder
• add a package with native plugins (e.g. FirebaseAuth), run the app and then delete the package
• remove flutter_secure_storage, run the app and add flutter_secure_storage again

[maddie-boby]

I tried following the above steps, but it gave a similar error for firebase_auth relating to a missing header. However, I was able to solve my problem by simply starting a new project and depending on/pub get-ing flutter_secure_storage before adding the mbedTLS pod. Since this is a new project, it wasn't a huge issue to do that, but I am wondering what else I could have done if it weren't... is it possible that deleting the custom Podfile, running pub get and then adding the pod 'mbedTLS' line to the (hopefully now autogenerated) Podfile would work?

[mogol]

It sounds like a problem of flutter tooling somehow( like this issue flutter/flutter#26890) .

In the worst case, you can always create a new project and replace existing ios folder with newly generated one (not to forget move any custom changes in iOS project), so it shouldn't be a problem (but annoying for sure)