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Trying and failing to make OMGHTTPURLRQ Carthage compatible #294
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Did you check the xcodebuild output? The log file has more detailed information about what caused the build to fail. |
I see, I assumed it was a Carthage dependency issue. My bad assumption.
Is there something I must do so it doesn't build the test target? |
As further information. I can build the framework when I open the project in Xcode itself. |
Carthage builds a "fat" framework which can be used both in the simulator and on device. In addition, You can find more discussion in this issue. |
Taking another look at the build log, it appears the code-signing failure is on the Also: You can run |
I believe the code signing stuff is set up correctly, but indeed, it is failing trying to build the test target, I'll look further, thanks. |
FFR I fixed this by unchecking "Find implicit dependencies" in the scheme management settings for the Build section. So Xcode itself decided the tests were an implicit dependency of the main target. Thanks Xcode. Thanks for your help. |
Silly Xcode... 😕 Glad I could help! |
Thanks for helping out, @mattrubin! |
OMGHTTPURLRQ now has an xcodeproj, it builds an iOS framework. When I try to make Carthage use it I get this output:
Quick link: https://github.com/mxcl/OMGHTTPURLRQ
I figure I am missing something key, but I can't find docs for the framework-owner portion of Carthage. Thank you.
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