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How do I use these in a project with CocoaPods #24
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Due to a bug (#23) in the current Swift compiler (Beta 4), ExSwift can't be used as a pod. |
Looks like it's not working in Beta 5 either. I'm incredibly excited to try this project out so I hope Apple resolves this issue soon! |
Still an issue in 6.0 final? |
Sadly, yes.
Anyway, Apple is still working to support generic type extensions as soon the bug is fixed. |
The error that I get with Xcode 6.0.1 is this: |
Check out my fork. I've added installation instructions. I haven't managed to install it with Cocoapods but I did it other way |
Unfortunately still a problem in Xcode 6.2 beta. |
Still a problem? |
Yes, nothing changed. I don't think we'll se any change until the next Xcode version (6.3 - 7). |
@pNre Has the new Xcode beta (6.3) fixed this problem? I'd looove if this library was Carthage compatible, but if it still can't be compiled as a framework then it isn't even possible, let alone compatible. |
I did a quick test with CocoaPods and it seems to be working! |
I've created the Podfile and installed ExSwift. I see it in my xcworkspace.
It's probably not enough but I can't figure out what to do next.
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