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It would be great to utilize sextant as a cocoapods dependency inside a cocoapods framework. I did some search and looks like spm dependency never got implemented on cocoapods. To do that we should also add cocoapods support to Chronometer, Spanker and Hitch.
Also; I still couldn't find a solution for running ios apps in simulator on an m1 based mac, without enabling rosetta in xCode (not a good idea). Could not find module ‘Sextant’ for target ‘x86_64-apple-ios-simulator’;
@ilkerc I personally don't have much interest in supporting Cocoapods. If you'd like to submit PRs to add support for it I will review them for inclusion.
As far as using Sextant in iOS simulator on an M1, I was unable to reproduce your issue. I created new app project in Xcode on iMac M1, linked to Sextant using the SPM integration in Xcode, added a simple func to use Sextant and ran it on the simulator no problem. I am not certain if I "enabled rosetta in XCode" in the past, and a quick google did not lead to an easy solution to tell me how to remove it if I had enabled it.
It would be great to utilize sextant as a cocoapods dependency inside a cocoapods framework. I did some search and looks like spm dependency never got implemented on cocoapods. To do that we should also add cocoapods support to Chronometer, Spanker and Hitch.
Also; I still couldn't find a solution for running ios apps in simulator on an m1 based mac, without enabling rosetta in xCode (not a good idea).
Could not find module ‘Sextant’ for target ‘x86_64-apple-ios-simulator’;
What do you think @KittyMac ?
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