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Linking MKRingProgressView to objective-c project #31
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Hello @StefanBouwer, There's no such setting as swift version in podspec. However, the lib has a As for missing @objc attributes, I'll update the lib to make it compatible with objective-c, too ✌🏻 |
So we managed to add the MKRingProgressView pod as a dependency. And it works great now. Like you mentioned, the @objc attribute is still the only thing missing :). Thanks a ton @maxkonovalov. |
@StefanBouwer great! I'll let you know once I release an update. |
Thanks man 👌. |
@StefanBouwer, objc support is here 🎉 |
@maxkonovalov Thanks a ton! This library is awesome btw 😝! |
Thank you! 😀 |
I have a framework that I have built myself, with its own podspec and one of its dependencies is MKRingProgressView. Note that my framework and the rest of its dependencies are written in objective-c.
pod lib lint
does validate successfully with my framework's podspec, although whenever I do a pod install on another project with my framework, I get this error on the MKRingProgressView framework whenever I try to compile:The "Swift Language Version" (SWIFT_VERSION) build setting must be set to a supported value for targets which use Swift. This setting can be set in the build settings editor.
Isn't it necessary that MKRingProgressView needs to specify the swift version in its podspec as well?
Also, it looks like a few of
open var
are not translated as properties whenMKRingProgressView-Swift.h
is imported out of an objective-c project. Adding the @objc attribute to these variables may fix it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: