Module 'JKVValue' not found

[GouthamKumar]

Hello, I am trying to get updated from publisher. Installed pods like u suggested in doc. But I am getting JKVValue module not found in RMQValue.h class. Please help me.

Thanks in advance.

[michaelklishin]

Thank you for your time.

Team RabbitMQ uses GitHub issues for specific actionable items engineers can work on. This assumes we have a certain amount of information to work with. Questions, investigations, root cause analysis, discussions for potential features are all considered to be mailing list material by our team. When/if we have enough details and evidence we'd be happy to file a new issue.

Please post this to rabbitmq-users. Thank you.

[michaelklishin]

This library manages its dependencies via Carthage.

[sebasborda]

Hi Guys, I'm having the same issue try to use the lib on OSX, the problem is that xcode is not recognizing the @import ... but if I replace it with #import <... everything starts to work, can you please do that little change?. The same problem is happening with "@import CocoaAsyncSocket;" and "@import JKVValue;"

[michaelklishin]

I'd really like to avoid making any changes without more information.

What XCode version is used? What iOS or macOS release is targeted? Has Carthage been used to provision and build dependencies?

[sebasborda]

I'm using CocoaPods as it is explained on the readme, and all the dependencies were installed. XCode: 10.2.1 macOS Target: 10.14

[michaelklishin]

It's hard to suggest much without having an example project but there are project settings that might potentially be highly relevant here.

Consider putting together an example project that we can use to reproduce and publishing it to GitHub or a similar public Git repository hosting.

[sebasborda]

I made a new project, it has no code, configuration or other libraries more than RMQClient and I have the very same problem.

you can see it here https://github.com/sebasborda/RMQClientOSX

[michaelklishin]

Thanks. I can reproduce and have evidence of module imports vs. a plain old import being very much dependent on project build settings (which CocoaPods dictates, for example). Apparently when frameworks are not used (which is the case in the project above), module imports are recommend against by one of our dependencies. I'm not familiar enough with Clang module implementation to provide an explanation but switching to plain old imports works for every case I've, including the project above.

[michaelklishin]

@sebasborda can you please give master a try?

[sebasborda]

It is working with the last changes from master, Thanks!!