errors

The JEP 472 warning on JDK 24+ is harmless and prints once. Fix it by matching your JDK to a Gradle version that supports it, not by pasting flags into gradle.properties.

getToken() runs before APNs hands iOS the device token. Poll getAPNSToken() until it returns non-null, then call getToken(). Check the Push Notifications capability if it never arrives.

Gradle is compiling with a JRE. It is not searching your machine, it is using the exact JVM it was launched on. Point flutter config --jdk-dir at a real JDK, or clear org.gradle.java.home.

A [FromForm] Dictionary in a minimal API binds with an empty prefix: the form keys must be [key], not metadata[key]. Wrap it in a class to keep readable names.

google_sign_in 7.0.0 made GoogleSignIn a singleton. Replace GoogleSignIn(scopes: ...) with GoogleSignIn.instance, await initialize() once, then call authenticate().

iOS 26 simulator runtimes are arm64-only, so a leftover EXCLUDED_ARCHS arm64 line builds an Intel-only Runner no simulator can execute. Drop the exclusion.

EF Core throws this when a client-evaluated piece of your query throws while EF evaluates it. Read InnerException, turn on EnableSensitiveDataLogging, and move the null check outside the lambda.

Swashbuckle 8 and later emit openapi 3.0.4, not 3.0.1, and there is no OpenApiSpecVersion for a patch version. Why it changed, and four ways to pin the string your tooling expects.

ASP.NET Core 11 emits openapi 3.2.0 by default and Swagger UI below 10.1.5 rejects it. Upgrade Swashbuckle.AspNetCore.SwaggerUI, or pin OpenApiVersion back to OpenApi3_1.

CA1873 fires on the implicit params object[] allocation, so almost every LogDebug call trips it. Fix it with [LoggerMessage] or an IsEnabled guard.