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'sqlite3.h' file not found only on IOS #108
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It looks like some AWS thing is depending on the SQLite.swift pod, which links SQLCipher which is incompatible with Just out of interest, does it work if you depend on |
No, this does not work either having the same error. On Android I also receive the following: Unhandled Exception: Invalid argument(s): Failed to load dynamic library '/data/data/xxx/lib/libsqlite3.so': dlopen failed: library "/data/data/xxx/lib/libsqlite3.so" not found when compiling |
I also can't install on iOS, using an Mac M1,
I already tried the following (sometimes it fixes for Mac M1), but it didn't work.
flutter doctor:
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I don't know if this could affect the issue, but I have a background service that accesses the database from Swift code. So I have |
The error above comes from the |
I think this may be because I see that the SQLite.swift pod contains two subspecs ( |
Hi all,
I am recently receiving an odd error when compiling to IOS with my flutter application. If I remove the 'sqlite3_flutter_libs: ^0.5.7' from my pubspec.yaml it compiles without any errors (and also runs without any problems). However, I need the library for thr Android compilaton....
Basically, I am receiving an error that some 'sqlite3.h' file was not found. The output is shown below:
My problem is: I have no idea when this issue came up because I always compiled for Android when testing. After a few commits I tested the app for IOS before releasing and was confronted with this error...
Does anyone have experiences with such a case?
Best regards and thanks
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