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Is there a possibility to use your GitHub as a repository for CocoaPods instead of the main repository? I believe this will be easier for you to publish new versions than using the Specs repository.
I've read the #479 issue and fully understand your decision. But many projects still depend on CocoaPods and migration requires a lot of time and efforts, which are not always affordable by some businesses.
For the GitHub part, we tried adding LiveKitClient and directly point to your repository like this:
pod 'LiveKitClient', :git=>'https://github.com/livekit/client-sdk-swift.git', :tag=>'2.0.17'
But during pod install, it can't find LiveKitWebRTC (= 125.6422.11), so we added it as well like this:
pod 'LiveKitWebRTC', :git=>'https://github.com/livekit/webrtc-xcframework.git', :tag=>'125.6422.11'
The installation now completes successfully. But compilation fails since some source code can't find module LiveKitWebRTC.
It seems like if you update the podspec file to point to LiveKitWebRTC dependency using git URL and tag, it will automatically find it and link it to the project. Maybe the same is needed with some other dependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Is there a possibility to use your GitHub as a repository for CocoaPods instead of the main repository? I believe this will be easier for you to publish new versions than using the Specs repository.
I've read the #479 issue and fully understand your decision. But many projects still depend on CocoaPods and migration requires a lot of time and efforts, which are not always affordable by some businesses.
For the GitHub part, we tried adding
LiveKitClient
and directly point to your repository like this:But during
pod install
, it can't findLiveKitWebRTC (= 125.6422.11)
, so we added it as well like this:The installation now completes successfully. But compilation fails since some source code can't find
module LiveKitWebRTC
.It seems like if you update the
podspec
file to point toLiveKitWebRTC
dependency usinggit
URL and tag, it will automatically find it and link it to the project. Maybe the same is needed with some other dependencies.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: