cocoapods

In CocoaPods v.0.29, the 'pod try' command was added (see http://blog.cocoapods.org/CocoaPods-0.29/ ). From the documentation (bold emphasis mine): In other words the command automates the following steps: Checkout the source of the Pod in a temporary directory. Search for any project looking like a demo project using some simple heuristics . Install any CocoaPods dependencies if needed by the located project. Open the workspace/project in Xcode. I've searched both Google and StackOverflow and have not been able to find any documentation about the specific heuristics that CocoaPods uses to

Issue I used to have a functional set of Pods in my project (fully working project) until the latest pod install run, now I'm getting "file not found" errors for the headers mentioned in my bridging header (this is a Swift project with Obj-C includes). After doing some research, it seemed like there should be symlinks to the headers in Pods/Headers , that directory is empty for me. However, the pods themselves have been downloaded and all corresponding Pods/[Lib] directories exist. Last Known Good State What I've changed right before this error started occurring was specifying :git and :commit

I tried everything I could imagine to fix this issue... Please help! After updating to Xcode 6.4 and Parse SDK 1.7.5 I'm getting build error: "Parse/Parse.h file not found" Here's my Podfile: target 'TV Admin' do pod 'RETableViewManager', '~> 1.6' pod 'SDNetworkActivityIndicator' pod 'Motif' pod 'Parse', '~> 1.7' end All Cocoapods dependencies except Parse are working great. Here's .xcworkspace view: I'm using Cocoapods 0.38.0.beta.2 Thanks. I ran into this issue after updating XCode to 6.4 today. Taking a look at the Search Frameworks showed that they were empty after the XCode update. So

I just starting using CocoaPods and I am getting the following errors when I pod install from the terminal (My project is called babyMilestones and I'm trying to use CocoaPods for the ShipLib Framework). : The babyMilestones [Release] target overrides the FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS build setting defined in Pods/Target Support Files/Pods/Pods.release.xcconfig'. This can lead to problems with the CocoaPods installation - Use the $(inherited)` flag, or - Remove the build settings from the target. I'm getting this error for Header Search Paths and Framework Search Paths. When I try to build my project

I've been trying to create a pod file for my project in my directory using the terminal, but I'm running into the issue shown below, any suggestions? I tried restarting my Mac and even tried to add one to a different project but to no avail. Also couldn't seem to find any other instances of this occurring. Here's the terminal output: Matts-Mac-mini:~ sarabytestudios$ cd /Users/sarabytestudios/Desktop/Blurr\Messenger/Blurr\ Messenger.xcodeproj Matts-Mac-mini:Blurr Messenger.xcodeproj sarabytestudios$ pod init [!] No xcode project found, please specify one Matts-Mac-mini:Blurr Messenger

I'm assuming something along the lines of post_install do |installer| # Debug symbols installer.pod_project.targets.each do |target| target.build_configurations.each do |config| if ? == ? config.build_settings['?'] = '?' end end end end I encountered a similar problem today and figured out two ways to achieve this depending on the complexity of your dependencies. The first way is simple and should work if your local development pods are in your main pod file and not nested in another dependency. Basically inhibit all the warnings as per usual, but specify false on each local pod: inhibit_all