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Is carthage build --configuration Debug what you're looking for?
What I'm looking for is I want to access the source code while I'm coding my own app. Like what I can do in cocoapods ? Should I add the third party lib beside my project ? or there is another way?
@Faisalcs this is one example of how you can do what you are asking http://allocinit.io/ios/debugging-carthage-dependencies/
@blender Thanks a lot. I'll try it then I'll give you my feedback.
I've found that simply including your framework (or a third party frameworks) project into a workspace is enough to allow Xcode to debug into it
@Faisalcs this is one example of how you can do what you are asking http://allocinit.io/ios/debugging-carthage-dependencies/
HI @tmspzz , nice article. But I think the link to develop.rb is broken.
@jkmathew I believe this is the same develop.rb from the article.
https://gist.github.com/tmspzz/ddf64f679f4a862c4e3279e7294d8a58
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What I'm looking for is I want to access the source code while I'm coding my own app. Like what I can do in cocoapods ? Should I add the third party lib beside my project ? or there is another way?