0.3 not building due to non-public file

[MattSich]

hi @ppuviarasu !

on 0.3 PBServerRequestBuilder.h was made public but it can't be found when pulling in the project as a pod. After a bit more digging, turns out that the imported pod project has PBServerRequestBuilder.h set to project scope.
I think since PBServerRequestBuilder.h is referencing PBAdUnit.h which was not changed from public to project, PBServerRequestBuilder.h can't be public and therefore is set to project when used with cocoapods.
Can we roll back the PBAdUnit.h access change and make it public again?

thanks

[ppuviarasu]

Hey Matt,

Thanks for bring this to our notice... we will work on this issue & provide updates soon.

Thanks

[shujew]

@MattSich I fixed it temporarily by adding this to the end of my Podfile

post_install do |installer|
    installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
        # Fix for Prebid v0.3 missing header file issue
        for i in 0..target.headers_build_phase.files.length - 1
            build_file = target.headers_build_phase.files[i]
            if build_file.display_name == 'PBServerRequestBuilder.h'
                build_file.settings = { 'ATTRIBUTES' => ['Public']}
            end
        end
    end
end

[qkzhu]

Same issue here. Why not simply make PBServerRequestBuilder.h public or remove it from umbrella header file?

@shujew this will work, but it is no difference compare with manually change it to public. And if I want make PrebidMobile as my library dependency, each user use my library will have to use this fix, not good. Hope your can fix this soon.

[qkzhu]

This is not solved in 0.4 version.

I created a new Swift project, and in my pod file:

target 'PrebidTest' do
  use_frameworks!
  pod 'PrebidMobile'
end

And then import it in ViewController: import PrebidMobile and build. the error comes out.
For now, just select PBServerRequestBuilder.h, change Project to public under Target Membership

[ppuviarasu]

This is fixed in 0.5 version.

Please raise a issue if it still exists