Expose Pods-environment header to the user project

[dtorres]

I'm developing for different environments that differ in their Pods
Say, beta contains remote logging and production (App Store) doesn't.

To selectively disable their implementations I check for the constants defined in Pods-environment.h but I can't reach it from the target project.

Should I copy it as you have to with the Acknowledgements or I'm just doing it wrong?

[alloy]

For now you should add it to your own project as well indeed. Atm it’s mainly meant for pods to know which other pods have been enabled.

@irrationalfab Do we want to expose this to the user by default?

[fabiopelosin]

I think that exposing it might be helpful. However I'm not sure what benefit it could provide over #731.

[dtorres]

Exposing it is useful and is different than #731 because I'm targeting features based on the availability of the pods.

I do not have different build/targets in Xcode but instead built a script in ruby that allows me to setup environments.

So, I usually do this
'POD_ENV=beta pod update'
That for example sets the normal pods plus TestflightSDK.

Another thing it does is setup several API_KEYs for that environment but that's beyond cocoa pods I guess.

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I think that exposing it might be helpful. However I'm not sure what benefit it could provide over #731.

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[angelolloqui]

I am also interested on having this Pods-environment.h exposed to the client app. In my case I am making a generic app that will be available in multiple forms, so of them including some optional pods while some others dont. Having this macro helps a lot because I can do conditional imports and code based on the existance of the pod instead of having to deal with things on runtime or by some other complex scripts.

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Issue has been confirmed by @neonichu

[kylef]

I don't think you need this header to do this. Instead use __has_include:

#if __has_include("QueryKit.h")
#import "QueryKit.h"
#endif