Pod install fails after installing Xcode 7.0 Beta #3720
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This doesn't seem to be a general problem of interaction between CocoaPods and Xcode, so we will need more info to reproduce it. Are you able to share your Xcode project file with us? |
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Here is a slightly anonymized version for my pbxproj file. I hope this suffices. If you need anything else please let me know. |
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I think that this was already fixed with xcodeproj 0.24.3... Just update cocoapods gem. |
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@jtdavid xcodeproj 0.24.3 only fixed serializing projects, and had no other changes |
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@segiddins yes. My mistake... Just mix up with |
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I did try the fix suggested on Twitter by Samuel Giddins and ran Pod Install again and it did not fix this issue. I can send the error report for that if it will be of use. |
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@MattKlinkhammer does your project still open in Xcode? For me, it crashes on launch, inside property list parsing stuff. My naive assumption would be that it is somehow broken, did CocoaPods bring it into that state? |
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I am still able to open it in Xcode. I changed some names to anonymize the project, which may have broken it. I'll upload it again without any edits. |
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@MattKlinkhammer the new one breaks even more, I'm thinking the c&p might not be lossless - could you maybe create a repo with the project file in it instead or share it via Dropbox? |
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@neonichu Link to new repo here https://github.com/MattKlinkhammer/Room-Now-Project-File |
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@MattKlinkhammer thx. For me, opening that project also crashes on launch when using Xcode 7 (7A121l) on OS X 10.11 beta 2 |
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@neonichu Can you tell me what the crash is? I unfortunately don't think I'll be able to give you access to the source code (since it's the property of my employer) but I may be able to figure out the reason for the crash and fix it. I don't know that cocoa pods is the cause of this crash, since it still works on my machine after I ran pod install, it just failed to install all of the dependencies. |
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@MattKlinkhammer since the project still opens fine for you, could you locate the two Pods XCConfig files in the navigator, delete them from the project and re-run I'm thinking the crash might happen because I don't have any of the files referenced by the project. |
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@neonichu I did so, and am unfortunately still getting an error: CommandReport
StackPluginsPodfile# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
platform :ios, '7.0'
target 'RoomNOW iOS' do
pod 'OpenSans'
pod 'AFNetworking'
pod 'UYLPasswordManager'
pod 'MGSwipeTableCell'
pod 'PDTSimpleCalendar', :git => 'https://github.com/Anexinet/PDTSimpleCalendar', :commit => 'ce2855483b2b3e662469005ef7c8300717f127b9'
end
target 'RoomNOW iOSTests' do
endError |
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OK 😭 Have to take a closer look at what's actually going wrong there. |
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I updated to the latest beta of Cocoapods and am still having this issue. See report: ― CommandReport
StackPluginsPodfile# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
platform :ios, '7.0'
target 'RoomNOW iOS' do
pod 'OpenSans'
pod 'AFNetworking'
pod 'UYLPasswordManager'
pod 'MGSwipeTableCell'
pod 'PDTSimpleCalendar', :git => 'https://github.com/Anexinet/PDTSimpleCalendar', :commit => 'ce2855483b2b3e662469005ef7c8300717f127b9'
end
target 'RoomNOW iOSTests' do
endError |
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I ran pod install on a different project and I was successful in installing the pods. I don't know if that helps get to the bottom of the issue that's occurring in this project, but I figured I would share. |
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Is this still an issue? (Sorry for the slow follow-up) |
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@neonichu we finally discovered the issue after trying everything under the sun and thought that this might help other folks that may encounter a similar issue. None of the other suggestions to upgrade and/or re-installing everything helped to resolve the issue. After digging into the original error message: We discovered that the POD config files identified in the error message by their UUID were listed under the Build Phases -> Copy Bundle Resources list. Once these files were deleted the error went away and the POD update and/or install commands would execute successfully. (see attached) |
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I had this issue and was able to resolve it by;
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@dtrenz 's solution worked for me 🎉 |
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Confirming in 2019, the above solution from @dtrenz is still the correct answer to this problem! Set your project config, rerun pod install, good to go. |
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I had that same issue after doing a merge, the solution for me was to run this:
I hope it is helpful for someone else. |
Thank you, @alastorohlin. This worked for me! |
thank you! |
Still helping people in 2022!! |
And in 2023! |
Only this worked for me but just brace yourself cause you'll have to add back files like custom fonts, their folders will still be there but the groups will be erased. |
2023 and this helped me still, Thank you |
And in 2024 !! 🫡 |
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Run 'pod update' after installing the Xcode 7.0 beta
CocoaPods to update all pods in my settings successfully
After printing these messages, an error was thrown
Update all pods
Analyzing dependencies
Pre-downloading:
PDTSimpleCalendarfrom[valid git url], commit[valid commit #]Downloading dependencies
Using AFNetworking (2.5.4)
Using MGSwipeTableCell (1.4.3)
Using OpenSans (1.0.3)
Installing PDTSimpleCalendar 0.7.3 (was 0.7.3)
Using UYLPasswordManager (1.1.0)
Generating Pods project
Integrating client project
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