Cocoapods: how to reduce cocoapods version from 1.2.0 beta to 1.1.1 release

Created on 6 Dec 2016  Â·  1Comment  Â·  Source: CocoaPods/CocoaPods

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Before you start, are you using the latest CocoaPods release?
A lot changes with Xcode releases that are not backwards compatible.

Xcode 8 Status: Only works with CocoaPods 1.1.0+
Pushing a Swift 2.3 Pod: You need to add a .swift-version file or the argument --swift-version=VERSION, see the CHANGELOG
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Hey there, this looks like a great example of a question that you should ask on StackOverflow - there is an active tag CocoaPods where people can help out with questions like this. We try to keep the CocoaPods issues focused only on bug reports for the tool, and for upcoming feature requests. Which this doesn't look like.

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Hey there, this looks like a great example of a question that you should ask on StackOverflow - there is an active tag CocoaPods where people can help out with questions like this. We try to keep the CocoaPods issues focused only on bug reports for the tool, and for upcoming feature requests. Which this doesn't look like.

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