Setup
Fresh, brand new Xcode 8 project.
Added Alamofire to my Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
platform :ios, '10.0'
use_frameworks!
target ‘weatherkaka’ do
pod 'Alamofire', '~> 4.0'
end
Ran the command $ pod install
Install worked fine, and project compiles via workspace file
Import: import AlamoFire
I get the issue: "No such module: Alamofire". What's missing?
Note: I've done clean, re-open Xcode, clean more, re-compile etc. I've added the Alamofire framework to Linked Frameworks and Build phases

You need to add .swift-version file with 3.0
Run the following command in your terminal
cd YourProject
echo 3.0 > .swift-version
That's incorrect, that file is only necessary for projects publishing podspecs with Swift 3 code. For pod consumers, CocoaPods uses the Swift version defined in your project to set it for the Pods project.
@nikkibeats Makes sure you're using the *.xcworkspace file created by CocoaPods and not your *.xcodeproj.
If that doesn't work, I'm sorry but we use our GitHub project for bug reports and feature requests. In the future, you should open questions like this on Stack Overflow and tag alamofire.
Cheers. 🍻
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That's incorrect, that file is only necessary for projects publishing podspecs with Swift 3 code. For pod consumers, CocoaPods uses the Swift version defined in your project to set it for the Pods project.
@nikkibeats Makes sure you're using the
*.xcworkspacefile created by CocoaPods and not your*.xcodeproj.If that doesn't work, I'm sorry but we use our GitHub project for bug reports and feature requests. In the future, you should open questions like this on Stack Overflow and tag
alamofire.Cheers. 🍻
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