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Until we push a new version to Cocoapods, you can get the updated version with:
pod 'GeoFire', :git => 'https://github.com/firebase/geofire-objc.git'
If the compiler then tells you something like "Use of unresolved identifier 'GeoFire'", try importing GeoFire straight in your Swift file with import GeoFire.
I'll leave this open for now and post again when it's been released to Cocoapods.
If the compiler then tells you something like "Use of unresolved
identifier 'GeoFire'", try importing GeoFire straight in your Swift file
with import GeoFire.
I'll leave this open for now and post again when we've released to
Cocoapods.
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I'm creating a new swift project, and adding these dependancies in my PodFile:
pod 'Firebase', '
> 2.2'> 1.1'pod 'GeoFire', '
Then I'm including them both in a bridged header:
And the GeoFire.h header inside of the Pods project says it can't find the FireBase header:
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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