Carthage Support

[tomburns]

It'd be great if this repo included an Xcode project file, both to facilitate use with carthage and simply to build the micro framework without Cocoapods. I'll see if I can take a stab at it sometime soon.

[tomburns]

Spoke briefly with @kzaher about this on Slack, and it sounds like there are a couple other community projects currently undergoing a transition to supporting multiple package managers. I'd be happy to do the grunt work once we settle on a good pattern for doing this. 🍟

[ashfurrow]

Fabbo, thanks! Looking forward to seeing how the dust settles on all this :)

[zdnk]

still no update?

[ashfurrow]

Not that I'm aware of. If you have any suggestions, let us know or send a PR 😄

[zdnk]

Carthage just needs xcodeproj with shared scheme and Cartfile with dependency to RxSwift.

[ashfurrow]

Super! I don't use Carthage, could you send a pull request?

[zdnk]

I'll try later today or tomorrow :)

[ReedD]

👍

[edopelawi]

Guys, is it possible to add the Carthage-related commit to a new tag? It feels awkward to directly specify master branch or the commit tag on the Cartfile 😐

Thanks in advance!

[ashfurrow]

Ah, I see. Just a tag on master will do?

[edopelawi]

Totally! Something like 1.2.1-carthage will do :)

[ashfurrow]

Done! Let me know if there's anything else we can do to make it easier to use. I don't use Carthage so sometimes things get overlooked, appreciate you all helping make the library more usable by all 🙇

[edopelawi]

Sweet! Thanks a bunch guys! 😄

[piotr-dudek]

Hi guys.
Thanks for Carthage support.

@ashfurrow one thing: 1.2.1-carthage release also contains an important fix: fixed observable's disposing. Since 1.2.1-carthage is not available through cocoapods, could you release version 1.2.2, please?

[ashfurrow]

Ah, oops. On it.

[ashfurrow]

Should be good now 👍

[piotr-dudek]

@ashfurrow thanks for quick response. For some reason cocoapods can not install 1.2.2 version. When I will not specify the version it is installing 1.2.1, and when I do specify 1.2.2 I get None of your spec sources contain a spec satisfying the dependency: Action (= 1.2.2)

[ashfurrow]

@piotr-dudek can you run pod repo update? It will update your machine to the latest CocoaPods specs. CocoaPods used to do this automatically, but changed due to performance issues on the Specs repo. There's more info here.

[werediver]

@ashfurrow (or anyone privileged enough) this issue seems to be fixed since v1.2.1.

Let's close the ticket.

[ashfurrow]

Sure thing, thanks for the update.