No such module 'Alamofire' in AlamofireImage iOS Target

[amarjayr]

I'm unable to build any of the other targets because they all end up with this error. The first occurence of this error is on line 23 of AlamofireImage.xcodeproj>Source>ImageDownloader.swift

The Alamofire target builds without error.

I am building in Xcode 7.3.1 (Swift 2.2) for the iPhone 6s Plus simulator (though this error occurs for all simulators) and make test-all passes with no errors.

Thank you for open-sourcing this project, and I'm very excited to take a look at it!

[stephencelis]

Could you please provide more details, especially the error message and the steps you've gone through to from initial git clone to build? A screenshot would also help!

[amarjayr]

Hi @stephencelis, thank you for your prompt response. I just recloned the project and here are the steps I took:

1. Began with git clone https://github.com/kickstarter/ios-oss.git
2. Ran make bootstrap (no errors besides the native-secrests error which is ignored)
3. Ran make test-all which successfully launches the KickDebug app. Upon completion I receive ** TEST SUCCEEDED **
4. Open Kickstarter.xcodeproj in Xcode 7.3.1
5. Like recommended in Instructions for Using Playgrounds in Project #9 I first build Kickstarter-Framework-iOS which fails because of AlamofireImage

[stephencelis]

I wonder if this is related to some stale build artifacts or simulator data.

• If you try to build the Alamofire framework target directly does it fail with a different error?
• Have you tried Clean Build Folder…? (Hold option while opening the Product menu.)
• Have you tried to reset your simulators?

[amarjayr]

Everything builds perfect now! Your Clean Build Folder suggestion made me realize that I had my Derived Data location set to Legacy instead of Unique.

Thank you for your rapid responses!

[MaveyMa]

Can you please document the steps you took to resolve this error?

[copypasteho]

Can you please document the steps you took to resolve this error?

Since nobody else bothered to respond: The two cleaning methods I regularly use: CMD + shift + K , and CMD + alt + shift + k .