Jtapplecalendar: Can't install version 8.0.0 with Carthage
Hi!
When I try to install the latest version of JTAppleCalendar (8.0.0) with Carthage I get the following error:
*** Skipped building JTAppleCalendar due to the error:
Dependency "JTAppleCalendar" has no shared framework schemes
Dale-One
All 10 comments
hmm. Will take a look after work.
patchthecode
on 30 Jun 2019
@patchthecode Can you please take a look on that? I would like to update my project. Thanks.
pcmanik
on 7 Jul 2019
I am kinda stumped on this one.
Setting the Help wanted flag
The settings look ok.
I'm not sure what the problem is
patchthecode
on 7 Jul 2019
I looked into this briefly. The project can't be read by Xcode 10, only Xcode 11. When adjusting objectVersion = 52; to objectVersion = 51; in the project.pbxproj file so it can be opened in Xcode 10, there is no framework target for JTAppleCalendar at all.
If you have time it would be great if you can recreate the previous project structure. Otherwise I can do it but since I don't know how you want to it it might be best if you do it.
florianbuerger
on 7 Jul 2019
Bump, could you fix this anytime soon? 馃檹
sochalewski
on 17 Jul 2019
I'll take a close look at this over the weekend.
In the mean time can you guys just use SwiftPackageManager as a work around?
It comes built into the new XCode 11 making carthage obsolete.
In Xcode, simply head there, click on the + sign. And paste in this repository's github link
Done.
But yes, i'll take a look over the weekend.
patchthecode
on 17 Jul 2019
closing issue.
latest version 8 = 8.0.1 (installed using SPM
latest version 7 = 7.1.8 (installed using carthage/cocoapods)
patchthecode
on 22 Aug 2019
Hi,
Even knowing that this issue is resolved.
Can we try this workaround?
As it worked for me
- Cross-checking that example project has shared scheme enable
- Just unselect and select the shared scheme checkbox in Manage Schemes
NilaakashSingh
on 28 Oct 2019
@NilaakashSingh there was another update to this.
Both Carthage and Cocoapods have been re-enabled for all versions.
If you want to install carthage latest, then please use
github "patchthecode/JTAppleCalendar" "master"
Happy Holidays
seanrice
on 23 Dec 2019
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I'll take a close look at this over the weekend.
In the mean time can you guys just use SwiftPackageManager as a work around?
It comes built into the new XCode 11 making carthage obsolete.
In Xcode, simply head there, click on the + sign. And paste in this repository's github link
Done.
But yes, i'll take a look over the weekend.