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blackjackfruit opened this issue
Sep 8, 2015
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d1:easyAn easy ticket that is a good start for first-time contributorst2:defectThese are known bugs. The issue should also contain steps to reproduce. PRs welcome!
After uninstalling cocoapods-* using gem and deleting the .cocoapods folder, I reinstalled it. I issued pod setup after the install. When I issue the command pod repo lint PodSpecName.podspec for my previously working podspecs I get the error 'ENOTDIR - Not a directory'. I even tried to copy and paste the Artsy podspec from the tutorials on cocoapods.com and I get the same error when running the command. Help would be appreciated.
This is happening because you have no specs repo named artsy.podspec. You maybe meant pod spec lint or pod lib lint? In any case, we should be giving a nicer error here, thanks for reporting it!
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Getting ENOTDIR
Don't crash if the argument provided to pod repo lint is not a directory
Sep 9, 2015
d1:easyAn easy ticket that is a good start for first-time contributorst2:defectThese are known bugs. The issue should also contain steps to reproduce. PRs welcome!
After uninstalling cocoapods-* using gem and deleting the .cocoapods folder, I reinstalled it. I issued
pod setup
after the install. When I issue the commandpod repo lint PodSpecName.podspec
for my previously working podspecs I get the error 'ENOTDIR - Not a directory'. I even tried to copy and paste the Artsy podspec from the tutorials on cocoapods.com and I get the same error when running the command. Help would be appreciated.Linting spec repo
artsy.podspec
[in /Users/MyUserName]
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