"No such module 'Timepiece'"

[pketh]

Hi, I'm pretty new to Swift/pods. I added timepiece to my pod file, installed it and can verify it's added to my app. But attempting to import Timepiece at the top of my appDelegate with the rest of my other imports gives me an error "No such module 'Timepiece'"

Any idea what I'm missing here?

Thanks!

[pketh]

Hmm, I also get the same error when I run the included timepiece.playground. I'm on XCode 7.3

[naoty]

@pketh Thank you for using my library. Do you open .xcworkspace, not .xcodeproj? Is your problem specific to Timepiece?

[pketh]

Thanks for the quick reply :) Yeah I'm using xcworkspace and other pods do import. If it helps, I'm making a Mac app. But didn't do anything Mac specific in the playground file

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[naoty]

@pketh I created a sample OSX application using Timepiece, and successfully built the app. The repository is here. What is the difference with yours?

[pketh]

If I download your sample application directly and open it in xcode, going to the appDelegate shows the same error. Comparing our appDelegate files, they look like they have pretty much the same init. My project is https://github.com/pketh/weather-cat .

That being said, I've since found a workaround, so if I'm the only person who's had this issue I wouldn't bother trying too hard to track it down :) If other osx users bring this up, maybe file that as a duplicate issue.

Thanks Noato!

[pketh]

Looks like this was the issue http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29500227/xcode-no-such-module-error-but-the-framework-is-there

[naoty]

It's a pleasure for you to solve the problem!