Closed ttypic closed 4 years ago
@ttypic
IMHO, you can uninstall the cocoapods app for mac (move to trash), like we do for any application, but, intrinsically it (the app) leverages the CLI for cocoapods to execute operation(s) that you specify within the app, thus in retrospect the CLI is an independent tool (providing a UI for convenience), working independently.
You can use,
gem uninstall cocoapods
(put $sudo
, if required i.e. admin rights)
the above command may show you a list of the currently installed versions of cocoapods, (yes you can have more than one installed on your system) in such a case just specify (select) the version that you want to uninstall or select all (it should also be provided as an option)
Alternatively, (if you have multiple versions installed or have the version installed), you can
gem uninstall cocoapods -v xx.xx.x
(put $sudo
, if required i.e. admin rights)
this will remove that specific version of cocoapods.
also ensure that you have cocoapods installed by running
pod --version
(put $sudo
, if required i.e. admin rights)
to check if you have it installed or not!
hope this helps, regards.
Thank you @varunvarman, but there is no cocoapods gems installed in my case. I've figured out that CocoaPods App just pastes pod executable into /usr/local/bin
folder and solution is remove it.
I've added CocoaPods cli using CocoaPods app and now I can't delete it. There is no option in app and also no cocoapods gem in gem list