FirebaseCore/FIRComponentRegistrant.h file not found

[levieggert]

[REQUIRED] Step 2: Describe your environment

• Xcode version: _10.1__
• Firebase SDK version: __ 5.18.0___
• Firebase Component: _Core____ (Auth, Core, Database, Firestore, Messaging, Storage, etc)
• Component version: _5.3.1____

[REQUIRED] Step 3: Describe the problem

When I build the Xcode project workspace, I get the following error: 'FirebaseCore/FIRComponentRegistrant.h' file not found

Steps to reproduce:

I have an iOS project running in Xcode 10.1.

My pod file is setup like so:

platform :ios, '11.0' use_frameworks!

pod 'Firebase'
pod 'FirebaseAuth'
pod 'FirebaseCore'
pod 'FirebaseDynamicLinks'
pod 'FirebaseFirestore'
pod 'FirebaseMessaging'
pod 'FirebaseStorage'

After running pod install, terminal output the following:

Using Firebase (5.18.0) Using FirebaseAnalytics (5.7.0) Using FirebaseAnalyticsInterop (1.2.0) Using FirebaseAuth (5.4.0) Using FirebaseAuthInterop (1.0.0) Using FirebaseCore (5.3.1) Using FirebaseDatabase (5.1.0) Using FirebaseDynamicLinks (3.4.1) Using FirebaseFirestore (0.16.1) Using FirebaseInstanceID (3.7.0) Using FirebaseMessaging (3.3.2) Using FirebaseStorage (3.1.0)

What I've Tried:

I've tried the following:

1. In Xcode, Clean Build Folder
2. Delete Podfile.lock
3. Delete project .xcworkspace
4. Run pod install again
5. Open .xcworkspace, build again, same error occurs.

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[paulb777]

Please run pod update to update to a recent version of FirebaseFirestore. It's now at version 1.0.2.

[levieggert]

Hey Paul,

The real culprit was an additional dependency I was installing, GeoFirestore. https://github.com/imperiumlabs/GeoFirestore-iOS It was knocking the FirebaseFirestore version down. Thank you for the quick response and pointing that out to me.

All the best, Levi

[2Fit]

Hi levieggert, did you find a solution to install both (Firestore and GeoFirestore)? Thanks in advantage.

[levieggert]

Hey 2Fit, It's been awhile since I've been in that code, but I ended up just using GeoFire to create a geohash and dropping GeoFirestore. I remember at the time GeoFirestore would only query document id's and then you had to make additional query's on those id's to get the actual document. I didn't like that because it required 2 document reads. So I ended up looking through their code to see how they were querying documents and implemented something that allowed me to query for documents based on a location coordinate and radius.