I recently updated Xcode to the latest release from Apple and my Flutter project stopped working immediately afterward. At this point I don’t even know whether the failure is coming from build, runtime, or UI layers—what I do know is that the app that compiled and ran flawlessly before the upgrade now refuses to launch successfully. Here’s the current state: • Flutter SDK, CocoaPods, and all platform-specific packages are already up to date, but the iOS target either fails to build or crashes right after installation depending on which workaround I try. • Android remains unaffected, so the issue is confined to the iOS tool-chain introduced with the new Xcode version. • No proprietary code or backend changes have been made since the upgrade, so I’m confident the regression is tooling-related. I need a seasoned Flutter+iOS developer to: • Investigate the root cause directly in my project (I can share the repo or set up a quick remote session). • Provide clear, reproducible steps or patches that get the iOS build running again. • Offer a brief explanation so I understand what to watch out for in future Xcode releases. Deliverable is either a merge-ready pull request or a concise step-by-step fix I can execute locally, along with any necessary configuration notes. Swift, Dart, Flutter CLI, and Xcode build-settings knowledge are essential; familiarity with workarounds for recent Xcode changes (e.g., updated signing, iOS deployment targets, or new build-system quirks) is a plus. Ideally, I’d like to get this resolved within a day because the next TestFlight cut is waiting on the iOS build. Let me know your availability and any initial diagnostics you’d like me to run before we start.