I am making a React-Native mobile application and want to incorporate Firebase and Firebase Authentication. However, I am facing this error when I run ‘pod install’ or ‘pod update’:
I did some research and found out that this issue has not yet been resolved by Google (https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/254418199), but I came across a workaround (https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/10359) which said to add a version specifier to the Podfile: pod ‘FirebaseAuth’, ‘>= 9.6.0’. However, even after I added the line into the Podfile in my iOS folder, the same error still persists. May I know if I’m doing something wrongly?
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Unfortunately, while Alex's answer did help with my original error, I was unable to solve the 2nd error in my comment above. What I did instead was to restart the creation of the app. This time, however, rather than connecting the app to Dialogflow first, I linked the app to Firebase Auth first, and then adding Dialogflow. This worked for me and I managed to build the app with no issues. Hope this helps someone.
I stumbled upon the same issue. It seems it’s a compatibility issue with the latest Firesbase SDK version (10).
For now something that worked for me is to place this at the top of the Podfile:
$FirebaseSDKVersion = '9.6.0'(Docs)This overrides the default firebase sdk and assures it uses the downgraded version.
Now just execute
pod installand give a try. If it doesn’t work try removing the Podfile.lock and the Pods folder and try again.BTW I didn’t need this line in the Podfile as one of the resources you shared mentioned:
What helped me is to add this into my pod file.
and then run
try to delete Podfile.lock and run
cd ios && pod install --repo-update