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Installing BlocksKit via cocoapods doesn't properly install the BlocksKit/DynamicDelegate sub-pod #218

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klundberg opened this issue Mar 11, 2014 · 5 comments

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@klundberg
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This causes build failures in MFMailComposeViewController+BlocksKit.m when trying to import A2DynamicDelegate.h, which is not found.

@zwaldowski
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Can you reproduce this in a new project?

@klundberg
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Hm, no I can't. Works fine in a brand new project. I'm not sure what could be causing it to fail for my main project though; some cocoapods issue i suppose?

@zwaldowski
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The initial 2.2 tag (I amended) had an issue similar to the one you describe. If you can, blast away Pods and Podfile.lock and see if that helps.

@klundberg
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I think i found the issue; my podfile is somewhat complex and references blockskit in multiple places. one reference was still pointing to a specific commit instead of 2.2, which probably caused some odd conflict causing files to be lost somehow. Sorry for troubling you!

@leviathan
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Removing the Podfile.lockand running $ pod install solved this problem for me.

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