0.23.08.3.3--no-build? no--no-use-binaries? no--use-submodules? no--cache-builds? noCartfile
<github TimBibb/Zip #GitHub>
Carthage Output
<Parse error: expected string after dependency type in line:>
When calling Carthage update or Carthage build on the directory my Cartfile is stored in, it gives me this parse error. I'm not sure what I am supposed to do here.
github TimBibb/Zip
As noted in the documentation you must quote the NWO: github "TimBibb/Zip".
Parse error: expected string after dependency type in line: github “TimBibb/Zip” #github
This was the error given to me after I changed what you said to do
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Closed #1981 https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage/issues/1981.
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You are using wrong character––“ is not ".
Thank you so much!
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“ is not ".
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I was using comments in my Cartfile.resolved. Something like this:
# github "SomeAuthor/Dependecy" "2.0"
This was causing the same issue. Removing it worked for me :)
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You are using wrong character––
“is not".