Originally created by @puelocesar on GitHub (Jul 25, 2019).
I'm getting this error right after installing CoreStore via CocoaPods:
/Users/ferreira/Projects/rpsn/ios/Pods/CoreStore/Sources/CoreStoreBridge.m:29:9: 'CoreStore/CoreStore-Swift.h' file not found
CoreStore version is 6.3.1
Xcode version is 10.3 (10G8)
cocoapods version is 1.7.2
Since I don't need ObjC support, It works if I just remove CoreStoreBridge.m and CoreStoreBridge.h from the target, but then my CI server will break because I don't put my Pods folder on git
Originally created by @puelocesar on GitHub (Jul 25, 2019).
I'm getting this error right after installing CoreStore via CocoaPods:
`/Users/ferreira/Projects/rpsn/ios/Pods/CoreStore/Sources/CoreStoreBridge.m:29:9: 'CoreStore/CoreStore-Swift.h' file not found`
CoreStore version is 6.3.1
Xcode version is 10.3 (10G8)
cocoapods version is 1.7.2
Since I don't need ObjC support, It works if I just remove CoreStoreBridge.m and CoreStoreBridge.h from the target, but then my CI server will break because I don't put my Pods folder on git
Sorry, I cannot retest this because I'm not using CS on this project. I'll reopen if I rerun into this issue.
@puelocesar commented on GitHub (Oct 3, 2019):
Sorry, I cannot retest this because I'm not using CS on this project. I'll reopen if I rerun into this issue.
Until now I couldn't find any workaround, but I noticed that there's no CoreStore-Swift.h file in the lib. 🤔
@rubenspessoa commented on GitHub (Jan 27, 2020):
I'm having the same issue when I install CoreStore via cocoapods.
```'CoreStore/CoreStore-Swift.h' file not found```
Versions:
CoreStore ~> 7.0.1
XCode ~> 11.3.1 (11C504)
Cocoapods ~> 1.8.3
Until now I couldn't find any workaround, but I noticed that there's no `CoreStore-Swift.h` file in the lib. 🤔
As stated in the issue #363, the solution is to add use_frameworks! in the Podfile. Since the CoreStore has some obj-c code in it, we should use frameworks instead of static libraries.
@rubenspessoa commented on GitHub (Jan 28, 2020):
As stated in the issue #363, the solution is to add `use_frameworks!` in the Podfile. Since the CoreStore has some obj-c code in it, we should use frameworks instead of static libraries.
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Originally created by @puelocesar on GitHub (Jul 25, 2019).
I'm getting this error right after installing CoreStore via CocoaPods:
/Users/ferreira/Projects/rpsn/ios/Pods/CoreStore/Sources/CoreStoreBridge.m:29:9: 'CoreStore/CoreStore-Swift.h' file not foundCoreStore version is 6.3.1
Xcode version is 10.3 (10G8)
cocoapods version is 1.7.2
Since I don't need ObjC support, It works if I just remove CoreStoreBridge.m and CoreStoreBridge.h from the target, but then my CI server will break because I don't put my Pods folder on git
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Sep 22, 2019):
Hi, do you still have this issue?
@puelocesar commented on GitHub (Oct 3, 2019):
Sorry, I cannot retest this because I'm not using CS on this project. I'll reopen if I rerun into this issue.
@rubenspessoa commented on GitHub (Jan 27, 2020):
I'm having the same issue when I install CoreStore via cocoapods.
'CoreStore/CoreStore-Swift.h' file not foundVersions:
CoreStore ~> 7.0.1
XCode ~> 11.3.1 (11C504)
Cocoapods ~> 1.8.3
Until now I couldn't find any workaround, but I noticed that there's no
CoreStore-Swift.hfile in the lib. 🤔@rubenspessoa commented on GitHub (Jan 28, 2020):
As stated in the issue #363, the solution is to add
use_frameworks!in the Podfile. Since the CoreStore has some obj-c code in it, we should use frameworks instead of static libraries.