"Can't find project file." in 2.0

[djtech42]

.xcodeproj exists in the current directory, so I'm not sure how to fix this error. Previous versions worked, but since updating to 2.0 today, I get this error.

[artemnovichkov]

Hi, Dan! Thanks for the issue! Do you use any flags? Do you use workspace or simple project?

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[djtech42]

I do not use any flags; I just run it with carting update. I am using a simple project, not a workspace.

[artemnovichkov]

Could you please check 2.0.1 release? Looks like I found the issue.

[djtech42]

It still does not work with 2.0.1 unfortunately. When i run carting info, I get a list of my frameworks, but if I run carting lint or carting update, it still gives the same error message of Can't find project file.

[djtech42]

I was able to get it to work by running carting update -p ., but I think it is still a regression that it does not work without flags now.

[artemnovichkov]

Thanks for the testing and patience! You're right, I've made a new release. It should work now.

[djtech42]

Yup, that fixed it! Thanks so much!