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fix(ios): run pod repo update before install #72
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@samouss Yep pod repo update would be good, it won't take much time 👍 |
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That's a good solution to me!
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…earch-app#72) The CocoaPods installation fails if it's your first CocoaPods install. We run the command `pod repo update` before each install to avoid this.
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Summary
In case it's your first install of CocoaPods (like me) the command will fail. We can run the command (see below) before each install.
Is it a problem @spinach?