Creating a Pod, Cocoapods lint source_files issue

问题

I am creating a static library and I want to make a podspec so it can be included in other projects as well. To generate proper pod structure I used a command :

pod lib create <library_name>

It generated the following structure

.podspec

CHANGELOG.md

Classes

Project

README.md

Rakefile

LICENSE

I created a new Xcode project inside the "projects" directory. I also added two files to the project called Test1.h and Test2.h and saved them inside classes directory. Plus I added, header search path variable to xCode project settings, "../Classes/" so the classes & headers in other directories are are seen by compiler. (Is there a way to have a group in Xcode such that all classes added to it, go to Classes directory, and compiler can see them automatically ?)

So now it looks like this

.podspec

CHANGELOG.md

Classes
Test1.h

Test2.m

Project
(folder)

.xcodeproj

Tests

Podfile

README.md

Rakefile

LICENSE

In my podspec I have the following setting for source files

s.source_files = 'Classes/*.{h,m}'

But when I run :

pod spec lint .podspec

I get the following error :

ERROR | The source_files pattern did not match any file.

Analyzed 1 podspec.

[!] The spec did not pass validation.

What is the issue here? I have been stuck on this for hours.

回答1:

This was also driving me nuts for 'hours'. I then discovered that the files and tags must be present in the source git repo. So make sure you push your code and your tags to the remote repo...

Update:

You can also do a 'pod lib lint' to lint the local files not the git repo.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20292176/creating-a-pod-cocoapods-lint-source-files-issue

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