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Addresses #12834 by adding missing Podfile configuration steps to the iOS App Extensions documentation. This resolves the reported 'Unable to find module dependency: Flutter' error.

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This pull request primarily addresses a common issue faced by developers integrating Flutter with iOS Share Extensions by providing explicit Podfile configuration instructions in the official documentation. Additionally, it includes minor but helpful clarifications to existing documentation regarding performance-related concepts like frame duration and widget build frequency, and expands the project's glossary with a definition for 'Frame'.

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  • iOS Share Extension Documentation Update: Added critical Podfile configuration steps to the iOS App Extensions documentation, which resolves the 'Unable to find module dependency: Flutter' error for Share Extensions.
  • Performance Terminology Clarification: Enhanced existing documentation in dart.md and widgets.md by adding specific timeframes and frequencies for concepts like 'frame' duration and widget build method calls.
  • Glossary Expansion: Introduced a new glossary entry for 'Frame' in glossary.yml, providing a clear definition and context related to rendering performance.

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This pull request improves the documentation by adding missing Podfile configuration steps for iOS App Extensions, which resolves a known issue. It also enhances clarity in other documentation files by providing specific timings for frame rendering and adds a new 'Frame' entry to the glossary. The changes are accurate and helpful. I've added one suggestion to the iOS App Extensions documentation to make it more robust for users who might deviate from the prescribed naming.

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flutter-website-bot commented Dec 24, 2025

Visit the preview URL for this PR (updated for commit 1cf6527):

https://flutter-docs-prod--pr12861-fix-ios-share-extension-128-irwdahkp.web.app

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