iOS - many errors after pod update
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After doing in mistake pod update to all pods started getting many errors
this are some of them:
This is the pod update command :
Is there any way to fix this?
ios swift cocoapods podfile
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After doing in mistake pod update to all pods started getting many errors
this are some of them:
This is the pod update command :
Is there any way to fix this?
ios swift cocoapods podfile
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If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
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Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28
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After doing in mistake pod update to all pods started getting many errors
this are some of them:
This is the pod update command :
Is there any way to fix this?
ios swift cocoapods podfile
After doing in mistake pod update to all pods started getting many errors
this are some of them:
This is the pod update command :
Is there any way to fix this?
ios swift cocoapods podfile
ios swift cocoapods podfile
asked Nov 11 at 12:12
ironRoei
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If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
1
Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28
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If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
1
Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28
1
1
If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
1
1
Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28
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So the one that helped me is this line:
rm -rf Pods
fixed everything
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So the one that helped me is this line:
rm -rf Pods
fixed everything
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So the one that helped me is this line:
rm -rf Pods
fixed everything
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So the one that helped me is this line:
rm -rf Pods
fixed everything
So the one that helped me is this line:
rm -rf Pods
fixed everything
answered Nov 11 at 12:27
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If you use git or other version control system, just reset changes in Podfile.lock and run $ pod install in terminal.
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
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Couple of solutions available in this link stackoverflow.com/questions/38068944/…
– Sateesh
Nov 11 at 12:15
@Sateeshso rm -rf Pods did the work but can you explain what was the deal there?
– ironRoei
Nov 11 at 12:28