How to remove unused dependencies?

[miclaus]

If I don't need e.g. FirebaseAuth, how can I remove unused Pods dependencies?

Currently I commented out FirebaseAuth in my Podfile and rerun pod install, which removed FirebaseAuth, however Xcode throws me the following error:

Please help :) Thank you !

[auser]

Hey!

I'll push a fix for that to master in an hour for that bug. Apologies!

I'll close this if it's solved for you.

[auser]

@miclaus Can you try with the latest master branch?

[miclaus]

@auser sure can do. I did try it with the current master branch.

Just for the record, here's my Podfile:

# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
# platform :ios, '9.0'

target 'theProject' do
  # Uncomment this line if you're using Swift or would like to use dynamic frameworks
  # use_frameworks!

  # Pods for theProject

  source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
  platform :ios, '8.0'

  [
    'Firebase',
    #'Firebase/Core',
    #'Firebase/Auth',
    #'Firebase/Storage',
    'Firebase/Database',
    #'Firebase/RemoteConfig',
    #'Firebase/Messaging'
  ].each do |lib|
    pod lib
  end

end

[miclaus]

I'll give it another try later today.

[auser]

I confirmed it works over here with your same podfile. I'll assume it's working over there and close this issue for now. Feel free to reopen.

[miclaus]

@auser I pulled the latest master commit and ran pod install and I get a bunch (20) errors:

I'm not sure whether I'm doing it right..
What are the steps that I have to do after pulling a new version?

Thank you for your patience ! :)

[auser]

Are you opening the .xcworkspace?

[miclaus]

Yes, but let my try again.

[miclaus]

@auser Yes I can confirm.

[auser]

hm... I have a deadline I'm working towards right now on a talk I'll be giving in ~5 hours or so. Mind if I ask you to hold tight for a few more hours?

[miclaus]

@auser sure no problem! Thanks for your quick response and your help. We really appreciate it.

P.S.: Good luck for your talk !

[miclaus]

Here are the steps that I tried (maybe this illuminates the problem) :

• removed Firestack.xcodeproj from Libraries
• removed react-native-firestackfrom node_modules
• ran npm install from root directory (I use the latest commit e754101)
• removed Podfile.lock
• ran pod install from ios directory
• opened my project's .xcworkspace
• manually linked Firestack according to your guide

Note that in my Linked Binaries section, after running pod install, the libPods-projectName.a Binary appeared.

There are no more errors, however I get warnings for the exact same modules that I commented out in my Podfile:

Here are also my Build Settings of the Firestack.xcodeproj:

[miclaus]

@auser have you had some time to take a look at this issue ?