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Animation JSON
Hello everyone.
I have been using Lottie in a number of test projects getting used to how it works. I recently came back to one such project to try some new animations and received the following error.
After the usual clean and build it wasn't resolved so I went to another Lottie test project. Same issue.
I created new projects and installed the pod fresh. Same issue.
Updated the pods on the old projects same issue and finally tried to use an older version (I went back all the way to Lottie 1.5.2.) with no luck.
If anyone could shed some light on this I would be very grateful. It's such a great tool and to now not have it in my potential arsenal is a bit of a blow. Once you use micro-interactions it's a plain worl you go back to.
The only thing I can think is that I use an older version of XCode, but I'm unsure how this could actually be the issue?!
XCode Version 8.2.1 (8C1002)
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Animation JSON
Hello everyone.
I have been using Lottie in a number of test projects getting used to how it works. I recently came back to one such project to try some new animations and received the following error.
After the usual clean and build it wasn't resolved so I went to another Lottie test project. Same issue.
I created new projects and installed the pod fresh. Same issue.
Updated the pods on the old projects same issue and finally tried to use an older version (I went back all the way to Lottie 1.5.2.) with no luck.
If anyone could shed some light on this I would be very grateful. It's such a great tool and to now not have it in my potential arsenal is a bit of a blow. Once you use micro-interactions it's a plain worl you go back to.
The only thing I can think is that I use an older version of XCode, but I'm unsure how this could actually be the issue?! XCode Version 8.2.1 (8C1002)
Many Thanks,
Sam