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[iOS] Cannot build with Carthage #7
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Hi @arthur31416 thanks for reporting your findings! It seems like the way I've declared the headers isn't compatible with some build setups. I originally had the code as you posted, but our app wasn't able to build (we have a somewhat intricate cocoapods setup). I think in the long run, your solution is what we're going to want, but I'll need some time to investigate why that doesn't work and which paths i'll need to add to the |
Thanks for the prompt feedback! Here is what I added to the
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👍 gotcha, yeah this works for most standard react-native installations but isn't working for our system (our node_modules are in a higher up directory). I won't be able to get to this this week, feel free to send a PR with the changes that you can then use as a fork in your project. I'll post back here once I have some free time to investigate this! |
Also a PR for Carthage instructions would be great as well if you have time! |
So I forked your repo to have a working solution for Carthage. As for the PR, is this fine with you? #8 |
@arthur31416 Sorry for just now taking a look at this. If you want, you can submit a PR for carthage support, I'll gladly merge it and release a new version |
Hi,
First, thanks for the work.
I have an issue regarding setup a bit similar to this one #6, but the difference is I'm using Carthage to install Amplitude.
To make things work, I changed in
Amplitude.m
this:to this:
I'm not very familiar this kind of setups but would it still be compatible with an installation with a
pod install
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