If this turns out to be risky, we can also add documentation for how users can do this manually.

I would love to have a documentation on that, or know which flutter version to use, I'm currently changing manually every IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET to get past that.

@danielFloat Where are you changing that? In your app project, or in a plugin podspec, or...

I'm changing it on the Pod project.pbxproj, my app project is pointing to 10.3 .
Just migrated from an old flutter version, 1.20.4, to the stable most recent one and I'm not able to build for the emulator for some reason, been facing this issue along with several others that seems like cache/old config/build system issues.

@danielFloat The Pod project files are regenerated. You can update your preferred platform in ios/Podfile to
platform :ios, '10.3' to make it stick.

Just migrated from an old flutter version, 1.20.4, to the stable most recent one and I'm not able to build for the emulator for some reason, been facing this issue along with several others that seems like cache/old config/build system issues.

Please file a new issue and completely fill out the template, including flutter run --verbose logs.

This can track plugins migration, #85173 will track app migration.

Updating 1p plugins is tracked with #84198. This issue is tracking any tool work.

Closing as obsolete; tooling for 3P migrations wasn't worth doing.

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