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nickoneill / PermissionScope

Intelligent iOS permissions UI and unified API
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Upload a new release built with Swift 2.2 for Carthage #158

Closed chrismanderson closed 8 years ago

chrismanderson commented 8 years ago

Getting the Module file was created by an older version of the compiler error when building PermissionScope via Carthage.

Seems to be a similar issue to https://github.com/nickoneill/PermissionScope/issues/110.

I was still able to build with the --no-use-binaries flag in Carthage.

bre7 commented 8 years ago

Yeah, the archive uploaded was built using swift 2.1 and there's a note in the readme about it.

nickoneill commented 8 years ago

Thanks @chrismanderson, please use --no-use-binaries for now and we'll upload a new binary (or not! this process is getting frustrating) with the next release.

bre7 commented 8 years ago

Travis CI can automatically upload assets to your git tags on your GitHub repository.

Carthage auto-archive ?

Edit: More info here https://github.com/facebook/ios-snapshot-test-case/issues/81 and Use travis-ci to upload your tagged prebuild frameworks

chrismanderson commented 8 years ago

Keeping up with Xcode releases is frustrating? That's totally the first time anyone has ever said that. :grinning:

Thanks for that information, appreciate it.

nickoneill commented 8 years ago

@chrismanderson No, just reuploading new binaries for Carthage when nothing has changed. Makes me rethink the benefits from having uploaded binaries in the first place.

@bre7 We'd then be dependent on Travis to support new Xcode releases. I wonder if we can just rebuild with Xcode 7.3 and add to the old release?

bre7 commented 8 years ago

Yes, you can add a new archive to an old release

nickoneill commented 8 years ago

OK, will give that a shot later today.

bre7 commented 8 years ago

Archive uploaded. Warnings will be fixed in next version (pr #159)

nickoneill commented 8 years ago

Thanks for uploading this @bre7! It's weird that I can't find a record of a changed release binary anywhere in github, right?

bre7 commented 8 years ago

True, there's no "uploaded date" in the release panel though it's part of the api https://api.github.com/repos/nickoneill/PermissionScope/releases/2512203.

BTW, it's easier to use this tool to upload files to releases: https://github.com/aktau/github-release