4 Answers

You've upgraded Flutter but not the packages. In the terminal enter

flutter pub outdated

Then upgrade the outdated packages one by one like this:

flutter pub upgrade outdated_package

After you're finished:

flutter clean

and

flutter pub get

Your problem should now be solved.

You can update dependencies that don't have major/breaking changes by running

flutter pub upgrade

Then clean your build folder with

flutter clean

And then get dependencies

flutter pub get

That should do the trick.

I had the same issue and stumped on this post.

In my case I was able to detect which plugin was in fact giving the error and it turned out to be firebase_core. So, I decided to upgrade the package to the latest version which happened to be 1.21.1 in my case.

So, to solve the issue I will suggest you try changing the version of the firebase_core package you're using to the latest in the pubspec.yaml file of your project like so:

firebase_core: ^1.21.1 (replace with latest verison)

Or you can just run:

flutter pub upgrade firebase_core

This will upgrade firebase_core to the latest version.

Or you can as well put any as the version code in the pubspec.yaml file of your project like so:

firebase_core: any (upgrades firebase_core to the latest verison)

Please also check the compileSdkVersion in android/app/build.gradle and update it to 33

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