Overwriting Search Path

[FeeB]

When I'm trying to integrate CardIO with CocoaPods I get the error that it is overwriting the searchPath. When I'm than use the $(inherited) flag manually I can't import CardIO because the compiler says No such module.

Any suggestion how I can integrate CardIO?

[dgoldman-pdx]

@FeeB our other CocoaPods users have not reported this searchPath error. Could you please copy/paste the full error message(s) here?

Note that if nothing works for you with CocoaPods, you can always integrate card.io manually as described in detail here.

[FeeB]

@dgoldman-ebay My Error State is this one:

[!] The `XXX [Release]` target overrides the `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` build setting defined in `Pods/Target Support Files/Pods-XXX/Pods-XXX.release.xcconfig'. This can lead to problems with the CocoaPods installation
    - Use the `$(inherited)` flag, or
    - Remove the build settings from the target.

After I integrate the $(inherited) flag it is still not able to find the header files.

But I think it is because of this issue: https://github.com/card-io/card.io-iOS-SDK/issues/115 Are you planning to solve this problem? Or will you wait until Cocoapods has fixed it?

Thanks a lot!

[dgoldman-pdx]

Thanks for the additional information, @FeeB.

Yes, it sounds like we still need to resolve our CocoaPods-related issues. Unfortunately, I'm not sufficiently expert with CocoaPods to be helpful here.

@burnto do you have any time to take a look at this, #115, and https://github.com/card-io/card.io-iOS-SDK/pull/126?

[josharian]

And if you don't have time, @burnto, it seems like we should just merge that PR and let the cocoa pods community send further cleanup as needed.

[burnto]

I reviewed, tested, and merged #126

[dgoldman-pdx]

Thanks, @burnto!

[dgoldman-pdx]

@FeeB I've pushed the new podspec to CocoaPods trunk (as part of updating card.io to version 5.1.1). Try updating and let us know what happens!

[jlubeck]

Oh, I see that you already pushed #126 to the podspec, so there would be no need to grab that commit file specifically, but I'm still getting the error: No such module 'CardIO'

any ideas?

[burnto]

@jlubeck wild guess here, but any chance you're on an older version of CocoaPods? If so, try updating, cleaning, deleting derived data, killing xcode, and doing a pod install…

You know, all the standard incantations.

[jlubeck]

I had cocoapods 0.38.0. I updated to 0.38.2. Cleaned project, deleted derived data, killed xcode, restarted the computer, did pod install

Still getting No such module 'CardIO' :(

[burnto]

This error seems to be generally associated with using frameworks. What does your Framework Search Paths value look like (in both your project and your target)?

[jlubeck]

Project: http://prntscr.com/8a18ch

Target looks exactly the same...

How should it look like? All the other libraries I'm using work fine for what it's worth...

[burnto]

@jlubeck OK I'm out out ideas for now, but I did verify that a vanilla project using CocoaPods can use card.io without the error you're seeing.

Here is the project I created (Xcode 6.4), which may be useful as a reference for you.

https://github.com/burnto/simple-card-io-use-frameworks-example

[jlubeck]

Thanks @burnto I'm going to check it out and come back with any results...

[jlubeck]

Hey @burnto I just saw the project you created, but that is an Objective-C project, not a Swift one.

I tried making a a brand new Swift project and still getting the same problem. Here is my project: https://github.com/jlubeck/CardIO-SwiftTest

But then again, maybe I'm on the wrong issue thread?

[jlubeck]

Yeah, I'm definitely on the wrong issue. Issue was #115 and/or #126 which were supposed to be fixed by the pull request of #126, but it's still not working. At least not for me on that project I linked before. Sorry about messing with this issue. Do you want me to delete my comments here?

[arielelkin]

@FeeB and I fixed this issue by removing this redundant part of our .xcodeproj file:

FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = (
                    "$(inherited)",
                    "$(PROJECT_DIR)",
                    "$(PROJECT_DIR)/Frameworks",
                );

[mitchellporter]

I'm currently experiencing this with Cocoapods version 0.39 and the latest CardIO SDK release in a Swift project. I know very little about how Cocoapods works underneath the hood so it's hard for me to debug, but I'm sure it has something to do with my podfile: https://gist.github.com/mitchellporter/1a9db4fd256e34089d64

I can't explain all of the customizations to my podfile, but this is the "perfect" podfile setup right now for getting 99% of Pods to install properly when building Swift projects.

I would really prefer to install CardIO via Cocoapods instead of managing it manually, so hopefully someone has already figured this out.

Thanks.