Unity iOS project 'FBSDKShareKit/FBSDKShareKit.h' file not found

I use Unity 2019.3.0f3 for export Unity to iOS as Framework. And when I open exported iOS project I get the issue


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I googled and tried almost all solutions which I could find I tried set home directory for Framework Search Path to '$(HOME)/Documents/FacebookSDK' also tried set FBSDKShareKit.Framework as embeddedFramework and install Pods. Nothing helped.

How can I figure out it?

 

Have you managed to find out any solution? Facing this issue here as well.

 

I downgraded FacebookSDK to 7.16.1

 

Thanks!! That did the trick!

 

This issue appears to be first related to not having podfile generation turned on in play services resolver. You can find that here: Assets/Play Services Resolver/iOS Resolver/Settings

Once I turned that on, I got stuck at a different issue though that appears to not have been fixed by facebook yet:
https://github.com/facebook/facebook-sdk-for-unity/issues/350

I used a workaround suggested here:
https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/issues/1102

Changing the FacebookSDK/Plugins/Editor/Dependencies.xml to use an earlier version of the Facebook SDK worked:

<iosPods>

<iosPod name="FBSDKCoreKit" version="5.8.0" />

<iosPod name="FBSDKLoginKit" version="5.8.0" />

<iosPod name="FBSDKShareKit" version="5.8.0" />

</iosPods>

 

This didnt work for me, using Facebook sdk 7.18-2.1 and Unity 2019.2.21

EDIT. It did work finally, I don't know what I was doing wrong.

Still this is quite strange, the Facebook GitHub issues are closed but this still need to be fixed manually by changing the dependencies file. At least from Unity, and I'm using the last Facebook sdk 7.18-2.1 launched in February which change log says this problem is fixed.

 

Checking `Podfile Generation` seems to be the correct fix.
I have also posted it here in related github issue

 

Im recently getting again the exception in Unity console after build:
FileNotFoundException: Could not find file "...../Libraries/RegisterMonoModules.h"
My dependencies are still the same, not sure why this happens but it lets me build successfully.

 

Hi,

I'm having the FBShareKit problem with Unity 2019.4.13 and Facebook SDK 8.1.1.
Anyone can help to resolve this?

 

I can confirm that enabling Podfile generation in the iOS resolver cured the problem for us

 

Guys,

Downgrading facebook sdk version is just a temporary solution, the root cause of this error is corrupt installation of cocoapods.

Even if unity says that cocoapods is installed it doesn't always mean that it's installed for real. To make sure, open your terminal and type 'pod' then hit enter, if it says that command not found then your cocoapods installation is broken. To fix this, run this command in terminal 'sudo gem install cocoapods'.

Even after fixing cocoapods installation, facebook error may persist. Then try deleting unity generated xcode project, and build it again.

 

Facebook SDK 8.1.1 does not work with Unity 2019.4.16f1. (including podfile generation)
Downgrade to SDK 8.1.0 solve the issue.

 

Hi,
I'm using Unity 2019.4.9f1, Facebook SDK 8.1.0, podfile generation enabled
FBSDKShareKit problem still appear

When I change Dependecies.xml to become like this

<iosPods>

<iosPod name="FBSDKCoreKit" version="5.8.0" />

<iosPod name="FBSDKLoginKit" version="5.8.0" />

<iosPod name="FBSDKShareKit" version="5.8.0" />

</iosPods>

FBSDKShareKit problem disappear, but another error appear, which is FBSDKCoreKit/FBSDKCoreKit.h file not found

I already check pod from terminal at mac, and it run normally (I think)
It show $ pod command ....

Is there any idea what should I do?

 

open command line in export folder that contain podfile.
Run command `sudo pod repo update` or `pod update`

See if it upgrade git repo in pod folder.
Then run `pod install` see if any errors show up.

There is an issue that cocopod failed to find newer FB version

If error say need newer cocopod version, then sudo upgrade gem and reinstall cocopod.
If that didn't work out, upgrade xcode version again.

 

Thanks, NoDumbQuestion. That do the tricks

I have another question, do I have to run `pod install` everytime I update my unity project and build xcode for iOS?
Even though it using the same FBSDK version

 

Great job, Facebook! Another broken SDK that wastes a ton of developer time. Do they even QA this? And why doesn't Unity do something about it?

Specifically, it's been over 2 months since the Facebook SDK release and developers are left to figure out why their apps are insta-crashing. Should be an immediate patch-fix, right?

 

I tried this commands It's work and know I can build. you need open your terminal and go to you XCode Folder then excite this commands lines. If it now work try repeat second time.

>pod 'FBSDKShareKit'
>pod install

 

Try opening Xcode using the .xcworkspace file instead of .xcodeproj. And if you're building it via Jenkins, make sure to pass the xcodeWorkspaceFile parameter.

 

I'm trying to add Facebook SDK 9.0, Unity 2019.3.9f1.
- Podfile Generation selected,
- can not use FB 5.8.0

and xcode gives me

'FBSDKCoreKit_Basics/FBSDKBasicUtility.h' file not found.

Anyone still facing this issue?

 

Also have this issue, Facebook SDK 9.0, Unity 2019.4.16f1

'FBSDKShareKit/FBSDKShareKit.h' file not found'

 

I am working on this issue since two days, I am sure that by now I've looked everywhere on the internet, no definitive solution to be found anywhere. Downgrading Facebook to any lower version does not solve the issue. I am sure that cocoapods installs everything without error. I have Appodeal and Firebase installed, if that helps. Right now the only solution I am seeing is to take Facebook completely out of my game.

 

Me to, Facebook SDK 9.0, Unity 2019.4.18f1

 

I got it. Steps:

1. Delete old facebook sdk (facebooksdk and play services resolver folders)
   
2. Import new Facebook SDK
3. Build
4. Open Terminal
5. cd "path to builded project" (drag & drop to terminal your folder)
6. Optional (if you have no CocoaPods enter: sudo gem install cocoapods)
7. pod install
   
8. Open Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace (not Unity-iPhone.xcodeproj)
9. Run
10. Profit)

 

Do you have to repeat the steps if you need to build again?

 

Ok I got it. It's enough to run pod install after Unity is done building.

Thanks @levius !

 

The solution for me was building it from the workspace file instead of the xcodeproject. Strangely this alleviated the FBDSKSharekit.h not found error. I am now able to build and run my app on my iphone, however when I still switch to the xcode project file and build from there, I get the error. Pod install is not a problem in my case. In any case, @levius solved it for me, thanks!

 

Just a quick follow-up for me: TRY BUILDING FROM WORKSPACE! Thanks @Tuonela93

 

unity 2019.2 and FB 9.0.0
I ran 2 commands from terminal in folder with podfile
pod update
pod install
and it helped me

 

I've struggled with this for hours.
Simply switching to Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace from Unity-iPhone.xcodeproj solved it.
Unity 2020.3.6f1
Facebook SDK 9.3.0

 

Open the Xcode project with .xcworkspace instead of .xcodeproj. .xcodeproj doesn't keep SDK file indexes, that's why it gives error.

 

Thanks a bunch @levius , that worked for me too (unity 2020.3.11f1, macos beta 12.0, xcode 12.5).

It seems these steps need to be reproduced each time I build, anyone can suggest a more permanent solution?

Cheers!

 

In Assets/Play Services Resolver/iOS Resolver/Settings change the Cocoapods Integration to Xcode Project instead of Xcode Workspace if you'd rather it work when you open your xcode project. See my attached settings.

 

I am using the latest version of the SDK 11.0.0 and Unity 2021.1.16 and I still have this issue when I build the code project on mac. any idea?

 

We have had the same issue since yesterday.

We found that working builds were downloading pod with version 11.1.0 instead of 11.2.0
Yesterday, Facebook updated its SDK, and dependencies of the Unity SDK are giving the possibility to download higher versions than "~> 11.0" change this to "11.1.0" and will work fine.

 

Hi Cometa93
Thanks. It works perfectly.
For those like me who are not Unity experts, you can find the file to edit here in your Unity Project:
/Assets/FacebookSDK/Plugins/Editor/Dependencies.xml

 

For us (Unity 2020.3.14, FB SDK 11.0), none of the above worked since we were actually doing all of these things already, but manually updating the pods dependencies to 11.1 did result in working builds (as recommended in this thread https://github.com/facebook/facebook-sdk-for-unity/issues/578).

 

I am still facing same issues. I did the dependencies.xml to 11.1.0. Unity 2019.4.17f1

Once ending compiling on Xcode and after pods downloads all it gives an error on here: updateUserProperties:handler and cannot continue.

Any clue?

 

For somebody having the same issue, here is how I fixed it:

Ensure that you have the following External Dependency Manager Settings for iOS

• Xcode Workspace - Add Cocoapods to the Xcode workspace

In Unity:

1. Search and open Assets/FacebookSDK/Plugins/Editor/Dependencies.xml

2. Remove the ~> characters from all the <iosPod Version numbers (this means that the dependencies will use exactly the version provided instead of greater than x.xx)

3. Your <iosPods> part of the Depenency.xml should look something like this depending on your version. Leave everything else unchanged.

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. <iosPods>
3.         <iosPod name="FBSDKCoreKit" version="9.0" />
4.         <iosPod name="FBSDKLoginKit" version="9.0" />
5.         <iosPod name="FBSDKShareKit" version="9.0" />
6.         <iosPod name="FBSDKGamingServicesKit" version="9.0" />
7. </iosPods>

Important: this example is for version 9.0, if you have version 11.0 keep 11.0 or whatever version you use, just remove the ~>.

4. Build Unity Project again and verify that the console is not showing any errors.

5. When build folder shows up, open the Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace file, if you use the xcodeproject, your xcode build will fail.

 

Thanks!! This worked for me on Unity 2022.2.9f1.