Guillaume Bernos

Hello all, we are investigating this issue, but it seems to be a bug in iOS 18 not directly related to FlutterFire: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/761597 I'll dig a bit more to see...

Thanks for the report, I'm having a look EDIT: building the fix is in progress

Might take a bit more time than expected, a new version of the iOS SDK was released in parallel (11.1.0) which means we will need to update some other things....

Fix has been pushed, Cocoapods might need a bit of time to surface it through its CDN. I'll keep this issue open for the time being.

Closing this issue since it should be solved for everyone and you have a way to reset your local pods using https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/13228#issuecomment-2325843150 Thanks all for your patience.

As you can see in https://pub.dev/packages/web/changelog (and it was explained in already 2 issues) ``` Require Dart ^3.4.0. ``` We are not going to drop support for Dart < 3.4.0...

Also, please search for duplicates before posting new issues: https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/13112

I'm not saying other packages are wrong, I'm saying that given its size, FlutterFire needs to be aware, and support people who cannot always update to the latest version of...

We have released a new version of every plugin that requires `web` with support for `web: 1.0.0`. It should appear really soon in a `pub.dev` near you. Thanks for your...

Closing since it's a network error unrelated to FlutterFire