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16 questions linked to/from How does CocoaPods work
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I have updated Flurry via CocoaPods, but how can I check if Flurry was updated? I mean the terminal shown me that everything is ok: Installing FlurrySDK (4.2.3) Generating Pods project Integrating ...
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I am trying to understand how the whole ecosystem of iOS works. Until now, I could find an answer for most of my question (and trust me, there have been a lots of them), but for this one, there seems ...
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Yeah the title says it :-) What do they mean in plain English language? I really don't understand the explanation on Apple's website and I need to rename my target and I'm afraid that nothing works ...
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I have used use_frameworks! in CocoaPods Podfile many times. I just wonder why do we use it? I couldn't get the straight forward answer of it. Example: platform :ios, '8.0' use_frameworks! target &...
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I'm following an internet tutorial on Firebase and as part of it, I had to do some work on the command line. I'm pretty comfortable with the command line, but I'm unfamiliar with Cocoapods. I ran pod ...
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After looking at CocoaPods' own example (from https://guides.cocoapods.org/syntax/podfile.html#abstract_target) # Note: There are no targets called "Shows" in any of this workspace's Xcode projects ...
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I want to create a local podspec that is based on some private code. I can't seem to use the 'source' attribute, as that is not working. I can use the 'source_files' attribute, but it does not include ...
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Xcode finds dependencies automatically sometimes. I think is is ok when I am the one who is defining the relationships and when I get lazy ... But more than often I find myself facing an existent (...
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I am struggling to find a way to package an Xcode framework we created as a Pod that would only be used internally (not public, not on github). How do I modify the .podspec to build the SDK from the ...
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I had a project with both Carthage and Cocoapods. They both have one common dependency (PureLayout, to be precise). Strange, but project compiles fine without any errors about class redeclaration, etc....
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I have a structure like this target_files/ ├──target1/ ├──target2/ └──target3/ And I want to include only "target2" for example and exclude the other targets. How I write the spec.exclude_files? I ...
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Is it required for a cocoapod framework to be open source? I have created a cocoapod swift framework on git. And when I create an ios application and config the pod information in my Podfile. It ...
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I'm currently developing a framework for internal usage, but I'm having trouble getting it to play nicely. The issue i seem to be having is that the framework uses cocoapods for some of its ...
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I have read so many articles about these topics on so many sites including stack overflow that I am so confused now which information is correct one and which is not. Can anybody help me to understand ...
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Viewing: https://guides.cocoapods.org/using/the-podfile.html I finally figured out that my CocoaPods project name that I get from "git lib create" isn't guaranteed to be the same once it's ...

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