This is a bug in Cocoapods -And probably it won’t be fixed in a long while- Running export COCOAPODS_DISABLE_DETERMINISTIC_UUIDS=YES on the Terminal seems to suppress the warnings for now. EDIT Feb 2016: In latest version of Cocoapods this has now been moved to the install section of the Podfile: install! ‘cocoapods’, :deterministic_uuids => false
The source_files attribute uses Ruby file glob syntax. The pattern must be relative to the root of your project (i.e., the podspec file), so this should work for you: s.source_files=”Library/src/**/*.{h,m}” The source attribute is not for source code files, but rather for the remote repository from which the code should be retrieved (most commonly a … Read more
This helped me sudo gem install cocoapods –pre pod update I’ve read BugReport. Problem was similar to mine and it was fixed in 1.6.0.beta.1 (2018-08-16) (changelog). Updated(thanks to Cœur) 1.6.0 (2019-02-07) Was published sudo gem update cocoapods This should work now.
Use Brew to install cmake brew install cmake
Uninstalling and reinstalling CocoaPods from the Terminal fixed the issue for me (see the CocoaPods documentation for more information): gem uninstall cocoapods gem install cocoapods
TL;DR: pod lib lint = local, pod spec lint = local/remote You mentioned that you had read the docs but it’s still unclear. I’ll try to make it more clear : pod lib lint It will lint your pod locally, and will just assume that you provided everything properly to create your pod (it won’t … Read more
The main issue you will run into is that CocoaPods and Carthage are not aware of each other. This means that if a dependency managed by CocoaPods and a dependency by Carthage share a common dependency, conflicts may arise. Carthage requires that you manually add frameworks to a project which means that you can probably … Read more
I just tried CocoaPods with SPM on my iOS project and it works fine. I’m adding Firebase and other Google libs using CocoaPods and the rest using Swift Package Manager. When adding SPM dependency, put checkmark on your project(s) and not on the Pods project. Xcode 11.5, CocoaPods 1.9.3.
I have faced with the same issue and after lot of googling and asking on the CocoaPods github I have finally found the suitable answer. It’s not possible to set a local pod as a dependency, but it’s possible to set a pod’s source for a specific Podfile, which will work the same way. E.g., … Read more
As stated in @DougAmos’ answer you should check your Podfile.lock to see this information using cat Podfile.lock This doesn’t currently exist in CocoaPods. Personally I would just do a cat Podfile to learn about what the project was including. I would suggest you create an issue (or even better a pull request) on the main … Read more