Nativescript-cli: [MacOS 10.13.5] WARNING: CocoaPods is not installed or is not configured properly.

[NickIliev]

_From @turiguiliano88 on June 19, 2018 23:53_

This message prompted out after installing nativescript on MacOS 10.13.5 and run "sudo tns doctor". Therefore I am not able to run "sudo tns run ios". I keep emphasizing sudo here because I just can not run without it. I did follow option "config with local build" but it doesn't solve the problem. My Xcodeproj version is 1.5.9, node v8.11.3.

_Copied from original issue: NativeScript/NativeScript#5973_

[NickIliev]

@turiguiliano88 do you have CocoaPods installed on your Mac?

pod --version

If not, please install them with

sudo gem install cocoapods

[NickIliev]

_From @turiguiliano88 on June 20, 2018 7:12_

@NickIliev Hi, I had already installed CocoaPods before. Version 1.5.3.
During "sudo tns doctor" there were also messages:
✔ CocoaPods update is not required.
✔ Your current CocoaPods version is newer than 1.0.0.

[dtopuzov]

Hi @turiguiliano88

After installing cocoa pods you should also run pod setup (without sudo).
It was missing in docs, but we fixed it with this PR and it should be on released on docs site in next days.

[turiguiliano88]

@dtopuzov Hi. As you recommended, I tried to run pod setup and it didn't work, the warning message still there. I've also tried to uninstall completely and reinstall cocoapods from this link https://gist.github.com/derekli66/45406e2f94a2d8056e34 but it doesn't work either. Do you have other suggestions?

[turiguiliano88]

The issues was generated because of permission. After I set permisson sudo chmod -R 777 ~/.local/ everything is running properly. Thanks for all the help btw 👍

[thomasmost]

I'm still experiencing this. Can you explain the permission issue?

[thomasmost]

CocoaPods 1.5.3

I've run pod setup
tns doctor says it's installed
tns run [any] says Cocoa pods is not installed or is not configured properly

[rosen-vladimirov]

Hey @thomascmost ,
Can you try running pod repo update in your command line and build your project afterwards?

[thomasmost]

No dice. Same error

On Fri, Jun 22, 2018, 8:32 AM Rosen Vladimirov [e-mail]
wrote:

Hey @thomascmost https://github.com/thomascmost ,
Can you try running pod repo update in your command line and build your
project afterwards?

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[turiguiliano88]

@thomascmost When you run tns doctor without sudo, did you encounter any error related to permission? In my case there was an error with some files in the path '~/.local/share...' (I couldn't remember the whole path). Then I was just set permission to every files under that path since it doesn't seem harmful.

[thomasmost]

no, tns doctor says everything is fine, even run without sudo

[rosen-vladimirov]

Hey @thomascmost , can you send me the exact error when running pod repo update. It looks like your cocoapods repository is messed up. In similar case I just delete my ~/.cocapods directory and run pod setup, so you may give it a try.

[tibawatanabe]

I was facing the same problem until today. I've executed every instruction I've found but to no avail...

These are the steps I've followed that solved this issue:

1. (I'm using RVM) Remove all ruby versions and ensure that everything was deleted (gems, bin, etc)
   
   
   
   • I've found out that simply uninstalling the gems was not deleting everything, making the tns doctor detect something that was not there
   
   
2. Ensure that the tns doctor is coherent with the machine dependencies without installing anything - at this point, it should detect that both, cocoapods and xcodeproj were missing.
3. Reinstall ruby
4. Run tns doctor and use its script to install all ruby dependencies again

[Abdenasser]

Hi there, if anyone is having a hard time with this issue .. I just managed to fix it following the sudo-less installation method from the guides here https://guides.cocoapods.org/using/getting-started.html