Now with the latest git_bindings we no longer use git_pull which would
do a fetch + merge. It's good that these two actions are separated as
I can then easily replace the git_merge with a smarter version
implemented in git.
Also, that way in the future, the git_bindings plugin will only be used
for git_fetch and git_push for SSH. Everything else can be handled by
dart_git.
I'm not 100% sure this will work without the dart code, but I don't want
to replace my working implementation with flutter_sentry's
implementaiton which might not report all the errors.
* Set target to be 9.0 - libgit2 has been compiled with the target of
9.0, so for now lets support that. Later we can figure out how to target
8.0, if required.
* Set the BUILD_NUMBER and BUILD_VERSION correctly. In new flutter
projects these values are automatically set, but since I created this
project before those patches went it, we need to set it up.
* Do not target only arm64.
* Set the correct CFBundleName. It was set to 'journal' instead of
'GitJournal'.
It needed the SWIFT_VERSION variable to be set, and for it to be set to
a version that exists on my system. I'm pasting the error over here so
maybe I google search will help a lost soul in the future -
`flutter_email_sender` does not specify a Swift version and none of the targets (`Runner`) integrating it have the `SWIFT_VERSION` attribute set. Please contact the author or set the `SWIFT_VERSION` attribute in at least one of the targets that integrate this pod.
https://github.com/sidlatau/flutter_email_sender/issues/8
The Podfile and lockfile have all changed since the dependnecies have
changed so much (because of the AndroidX update). I've had to comment
out the flutter_email_sender for now, since I just cannot seem to get
it to work, in fact, even the current build is a hit and miss.
It just seems to make a lot of changes. No idea about half of these. The
ios world is strange and foreign. I have hooked it up to Firebase
Analytics, though.
Also build on all architectures instead of just 64-bit.
