Closed rhvall closed 7 years ago
Hi there, actually the reason of using git as a pod source was mostly testing period.. Now it looks pretty stable so I will start the process.. Will keep you updated
Thanks,
If anyone arrives here and it is still missing from the repository list, I solved the problem as follows: 1.- Download the project or clone it from github, I placed it in the folder "Dependencies" 2.-In "My Project" spec, I had it as a normal dependency
... s.dependency 'SwiftyTraverson' ...
3.- In the "Example Project" cocoa pod file, I added it as a pod, but linked from the original reference:
... pod 'SwiftyTraverson', :path => 'MyProject/Dependencies/SwiftyTraverson' ...
That way, I was able to link and compile correctly on using "MyProject" as a pod from the "ExampleProject".
Hello!!
I am trying to construct a pod spec and I am using SwiftyTraverson in my project. However, when I run "pod install" on another project that depends on mine, it breaks because it does not find all the dependencies from the cocoa pods repository, which in this case is SwiftyTraverson, and also I can not use directly.
Are there any plans to include this repository into the cocoa pod list??
PS: Meanwhile, I will see if this works: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16905112/cocoapods-dependency-in-pod-spec-not-working