Closed d1mster closed 3 months ago
Hi @d1mster!
I have just recently tried it and it works for me without issues. The only thing is that the --setup
did not detect the target automatically. My yml file looks like this:
retain_public: true
schemes:
- DevelopmentPod
- SampleApp
targets:
- DevelopmentPod
- SampleApp
- SampleAppTests
- SampleAppUITests
workspace: Soteria/Soteria.xcworkspace
have same question: wonder if we planning to support DevelopmentPod, thanks
basically when seeing my project structure in xcode, it is like below
| MyProject | AppDelegate | Pods | Development Pods | modulePod1 | modulePod2 | modulePod3
if I add modulePod1 's target name into yml file, the error will be
Target 'modulePod1' does not exist in
MyProject.xcworkspace`
Hey all, thanks for reporting. I will take a look shortly!
Hi @ileitch , Can we ask if there is any progress on this issue so far? Or you can provide us a hint or suggestion to contribute to this?
Sorry @canhth I've not had time yet to look into this.
Hi @ileitch , I think most of the projects which use Development Pod will need this support. Can we start to find the solution?
Hi, any solution how to use it for Development Pods?
@ileitch Are there any plans to introduce periphery for Development Pods?
SwiftPM is rapidly replacing CocoaPods in adoption, and many projects no longer provide CocoaPods support. Therfore I'm going to close this issue, as I think my time is better spent on other issues and feature requests.
Does library support development pods? I run script, it works properly, but periphery found unused code only in my main target.