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Binary frameworks are not copied to 'Build' folder when using Xcode 13.3 #3253
Binary frameworks are not copied to 'Build' folder when using Xcode 13.3 #3253
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
@up This issue is not stale. It's blocking the usage of Carthage with newest Xcode versions. PR with a fix is already waiting over 2 months for review. |
While waiting for the PR to be merged and a new release, the following workaround can be used:
It will convert single dash options to 2 dash options, and when the PR is merged and released, it will pass two dash options unchanged. |
Would love to see this fixed ASAP. |
Hi, do we have any update with that issue? |
still the case in Xcode 14.1 |
Issue still occurs in newly released Carthage version 0.39.0. The PR that fixes it is still waiting for someone to review it. |
which carthage
: /usr/local/bin/carthagecarthage version
: 0.38.0xcodebuild -version
: Xcode 13.3, Build version 13E5086k--no-build
? No--no-use-binaries
? No--use-submodules
? No--cache-builds
? No--new-resolver
? No--use-xcframeworks
? NoCartfile
Carthage Input
Carthage Output
Actual outcome
Carthage did not copy binary framework
GooglePlaces.framework
to./Carthage/Build/iOS/
folder.Expected outcome
Carthage should copy all binary frameworks to
./Carthage/Build/<Platform>/
folders.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: