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Include Subspecs in search results with --subspecs #164
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Good suggestion! I have also created a ticket about it for cocoapods.org. |
Regarding your issue with RestKit/ObjectMapping/CoreData, is your spec repo up-to-date? I.e. do you see the subspec in |
@yas375 Do you feel like tackling this one too? |
However, let's leave the |
This code should move into the Specification class. |
Ok, I'll do this next few days) |
@yas375 Hey as I've refactored the search command I just wanted to point out that I think set_present.rb#L36 is a good place for this feature. By the way, if you manage to come up with a better name for the module, please change it :-) |
* origin/master: removed exception catching in recursive_subspecs one more addition improvement in error_report removed extra `if @stats` check in presenter imroved project_podfile existence check added subspecs into pod presenter [#164] fix typo in deprecation warning on config.osx? method Added magic comment for utf-8 encoding to spec.rb Fixed spec and other minor fixes for pod spec create GitHub support for pod spec create Draft for spec create from GitHub Conflicts: Gemfile Gemfile.lock lib/cocoapods/command/error_report.rb
Update SSKeychain and SSZipArchive
Given that we need to install subspecs for RestKit it would be nice to have those subspecs show up in the search results under Restkit perhaps via a subspecs option.
Current Functionality
Feature Request / Expected Functionality
Oh and if anyone knows why pod install wouldn't be able to find the RestKit CoreData subspec (
dependency 'RestKit/ObjectMapping/CoreData'
) I am bashing my head against that atm and would appreciate any hints in the direction of a fix (this feature request is a product of that particular PEBKAC I'm experiencing atm).Edit I figured out that CoreData is a very recent addition to the RestKit spec (ie. > 0.5.1 which I currently have installed). Ugh..
2nd Edit no wait.. thats the Specs repo.. it should be up to date locally.. umm.. wut??
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