I had cocoapods in my project and it worked fine. But now that I upgraded my xCode and everything else, I get a linker error about the pods when I try to archive the project.
I was trying to follow the solutions in this answer but the steps they mention are not quite what I see on my screen.
What are the steps to configure my cocoapods correctly?
Here is a screenshot of how things are appearing for me with the libraries in red on the left side, and some configurations on the main area of the screen.
Make a backup of your .pod config file that has all your third party project references in it. Delete pods folder and delete workspace that Cocopods creates by default.
This is the file to backup
$ sudo gem install cocoapods
Navigate to where project lives:
cd /Users/yourUserFolder/LocationOfProject/
Then Run:
$ pod install
Open Workspace
$ open App.xcworkspace
**Make sure you open the workspace file. Not the .project file.
Image of what my .pod file looks like, just for your reference to make sure you have the correct format.
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I'm practicing capacitor js, and was able successfully to package the (html, css & js) files and build them on 'android studio' according to the commands on 'https://capacitorjs.com/docs/android'.
Yet when i powered up macOS version 10.14 on VMware and tried to do the same steps 'https://capacitorjs.com/docs/ios' to build on Xcode, the following warnings and errors occured...
Bugs
I traced the path written in the error and couldn't find neither file nor folder named Pods....
The App folder
I'm using XCode version 11.3 and did install 'Node.js & Xcode command line tools' as mentioned as "capacitor js requirements" on the documentation, also installed CocoaPods.
It's my first time using macOS so I might have missed some additional steps that needed to be done.
Would be very thankful if anyone could guide me through that bug.
Looks like you've openend the .xcodeproj file. Don't do that, use the .xcworkspace exclusively. Also, if you don't have a Pods folder, you probably forgot to run pod install
Thanks to Gereon the step that was missing is to use the command pod install on the 'App' folder that has the 'Podfile.txt', it will extract some extra files including the required Pods folder.
App Folder After Using pod install
If after building you faced the following error...
failed to initiate service connection to simulator
Just clean the build folder and run again.
To clean the build folder you can use the shortcut Command+Option+Shift+K or Menu Bar → Product → Hold Option Key → Clean build Folder.
Xcode started throwing this error in a project today, and I'm having trouble figuring out what it means and how to troubleshoot it, and it's not coming up in any searches. It happens immediately after trying to build to a device (no scripts compile, etc):
error: Unable to load contents of file list: '/Users/.../Products/Debug-appletvos/myapp.app/Info.plist' (in target 'myapp')
Full log below, (note I've replaced build folder with ... for brevity)
Showing Recent Messages
Prepare build
note: Using new build systemnote: Planning buildnote: Constructing build description
Build system information
error: Unable to load contents of file list: '/Users/.../Products/Debug-appletvos/myapp.app/Info.plist' (in target 'myapp')
Build failed 3/5/19, 3:09 PM 0.2 seconds
Things I've tried so far:
Restarting Xcode
Restarting Computer
'Product' > 'Clean Build Folder'
Manually deleting everything in Build folder
Re-download repository on the same computer (same issue)
Re-download repository on a different computer (same issue)
reverting to a previous commit that was working (same issue)
plutil Info.plist responds with Info.plist: OK
Other items of note:
Project uses Cocoapods
Project utilizes custom C++ code
The only file list in the Info.plist file is a list of 2 custom fonts, but those are showing up ok in the Xcode project browser (not red).
If anyone has encountered this before and has a fix, or has any other suggestions for troubleshooting I would greatly appreciate it, thanks!
In my case, I just fixed below
Open terminal under project folder
pod deintegrate
sudo gem install cocoapods-clean
pod clean
Open the project and delete (if it's still there) the “Pods” folder that should be red
pod setup (This may take some time)
pod install
I fix this in this way:
1、Go to your project's target, -> Build Phases -> Embed Pods Frameworks
2、check the input files and input file lists, Output files, and output file lists.
3、move dir from input file lists to input files, and output file lists to output files
I realised after a while that my colleague has updated cocoapods to the latest version, so what I did was just
sudo gem install cocoapods
And that did the trick! :)
Finally figured this out, posting here so others googling can find it.
It was an issue with a build script that used the 'Input File Lists' option, removing and re-adding the script fixed the issue.
Nav to Target
'Build Phases' tab
'Run Script' phase
make notes of what's there, remove it
re-run to make sure things work
re-add the script (and content under 'Input File Lists')
The problem is that you have added path to Input File Lists instead of Input Files
In my case
pod deintegrate
pod install
was enough
In my case, I just fixed below
1- Go to your project's target, -> Build Phases -> Delete [CP] Copy Pods Resources.
2- pod deintegrate.
3- pod install.
First, you work:
Delete the .xcworkspace file
Delete the Podfile.lock file and Pods/ directory
Keep the Podfile
Rerun pod install
If the error still occurs, you need to add include .xcconfig path for CocoaPods in your .xcconfig files by prepending an #include statement like the following: #include “Pods/[path .xccofig file in Terminal”
Example:
I have two environments Stag and Production
After I run the pod file in Terminal. You’ll see in Terminal that CocoaPods did not set the configuration since we already set custom configurations. CocoaPods provides a link to be included in each
Open .xcworkspace file and select .xcconfig file
Finally, Cmd + Shift + K and run project
Good luck!!!
No need to deintegrate pods and install again. Just run
pod install
It will create necessary files for new configurations.
In my case, Xcode was using a Build Configuration that didn't exist anymore. Going to 'edit scheme...' and selecting a valid scheme fixed it for me.
In my case, the problem wasn't about cocoapods, it was about Fabric
I removed row $(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/$(INFOPLIST_PATH) from Build Phases > Fabric > Input File Lists and it fixed the error
I'm interested on Running this GitHub repository of an iOS Application: https://github.com/septadev/SEPTA-iOS I opened the iSEPTA.xcodeproj file on XCode from the iSEPTA folder, but I'm getting these Buildtime Errors. For example: No such module 'ReSwift', and this is the window I get prompted when I select any of the yellow alerts, I'm not sure if I should perform these changes, yet.
Could it be some incomparability with my XCode and Swift versions?
Please, help!!
This project uses Carthage as a dependency management system for using external dependencies.
You should install Carthage to your computer and then run carthage update from the terminal in the root directory of the project. This will instal the dependencies and will allow you to run the project.
Take a look at Cartfile: it indicates this repo is using Carthage package manager. Follow their instructions to install dependent libraries
This repository requires Carthage ( https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage ) - this is a dependency manager. You can install it using Homebrew (https://brew.sh/)
brew install carthage
then you have to run carthageBuild.sh script (which runs carthage update):
./carthageBuild.sh
and then you have to open: Septa.xcworkspace file
This would be the correct solution if the project used Cocoapods. Since it uses Carthage, look to others answers unless you are referencing this answer to a similar issue.
You need to use Cocoapods to integrate the pods attached to the project. Often times projects will not come with them precompiled. Either you opened the blue project file with the *.xcodeproj extension instead of the white project file with the *.xcworkspace extension.... or you don't have the pods installed at all. In which case read below.
Instructions as follows:
cd to project directory
Install Cocoapods
sudo gem install cocoapods
Ensure the you have the given pods in your repo collection for install
pod repo update
Install the pods
pod install
Validate Project Settings
This is necessary until cocoapods v1.6 release (beta is out).
Open the white project file with the *.xcworkspace extension
After those steps are complete, the project should run normally.
I've just pulled my latest commits at home, run npm install and then get some issues running react-native run-ios:
xcodebuild: error: The workspace named "Contractor" does not contain a scheme named "Contractor". The "-list" option can be used to find the names of the schemes in the workspace.
When I opened up the .xcworkspace in XCode there's nothing in the project navigator sidebar and no schemes. If I open up the .xcodeproj file, all of my source files are there, so it seems like there's been some disconnect between the workspace and the project?
I'm not really sure where to go from here..
Are you using cocoapods? I ran into the same issue, cd PROJECT_ROOT/ios && pod install fix it for me.
ln: It/BuildProductsPath/Release/Realm/Realm.framework/Headers: No such file or directory
ln: It/BuildProductsPath/Release/Realm/Realm.framework/PrivateHeaders: No such file or directory
I can build & run the project, but when I am trying to archive the project, it shows me this error. I have tried cleaning up the project and deleting derived data, but that didn't help me.
I am using Realm in macOS App. I installed macOS 10.12.1 and tried archiving the project, then this error appeared. It was working fine in previous macOS version.
Please help me to solve this, Thanks in Advance.
I have updated to new cocoa pods [ Dmitry pointed out ], now I am using cocoa pods beta version.
I have installed the beta version using this command sudo gem install cocoapods --pre. Now the pod --version command shows me that the cocoa pods version is 1.2.0.beta.1. Tried archiving the project again, but the same error appears.
This is a CocoaPods issue that was fixed in https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/pull/6146.
Please try to update to the latest CocoaPods [beta] version.
Looks like the current beta doesn't include that fix, so for now the workaround I suggest is to simply add missing quotes to your project manually:
Select Pods project in project navigator
Select Realm target -> Build Phases
Find Create Symbolic Links to Header Folders and replace the script to
base="$CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR/$WRAPPER_NAME"
ln -fs "$base/${PUBLIC_HEADERS_FOLDER_PATH#$WRAPPER_NAME/}" "$base/${PUBLIC_HEADERS_FOLDER_PATH#$CONTENTS_FOLDER_PATH/}"
ln -fs "$base/${PRIVATE_HEADERS_FOLDER_PATH#$WRAPPER_NAME/}" "$base/${PRIVATE_HEADERS_FOLDER_PATH#$CONTENTS_FOLDER_PATH/}"