Open themightyoarfish opened 8 years ago
I fixed this by first selecting the Pods
project and building that. When I tried first, I also had to modify the scheme under Run
so that the app is actually launched. Did not need that when resetting and starting from scratch.
@themightyoarfish Can you elaborate what you have done ? Even am getting same problem.
Well I described it in my second comment, does t that not work for you?
@themightyoarfish thank you for your reply, Yes I saw your second comment only there you are saying to build Pods & modify the scheme under Run, so these steps I din't get. I just Built Pods separately which is there inside the Example Folder, still seeing that issue. Can you help me to solve this ?
Sorry, it has been some time and I don’t recall what exactly I did, but probably just building the Pods in Xcode was sufficient for me. Changing the run target configuration was just necessary because with the default settings, the App would not get started after build.
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@themightyoarfish https://github.com/themightyoarfish thank you for your reply, Yes I saw your second comment only there you are saying to build Pods & modify the scheme under Run, so these steps I din't get. I just Built Pods separately which is there inside the Example Folder, still seeing that issue. Can you help me to solve this ?
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As stated in the readme, I ran
pod install
from theExample
directory. I then opened the project and attempted the build. The result:Either the build settings are buggy or something is not documented in the readme.