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Please create a tag for the 0.2.16 version (CocoaPods) #94

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kmpnz opened this issue Jun 22, 2016 · 7 comments
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Please create a tag for the 0.2.16 version (CocoaPods) #94

kmpnz opened this issue Jun 22, 2016 · 7 comments

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@kmpnz
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kmpnz commented Jun 22, 2016

The version was bumped in the Realm+JSON.podspec file already, but cause the tag is missing CocoaPods doesn't picked it up and shows the old versio

@viktorasl
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Where does Cocoapods show old version?

@kmpnz
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kmpnz commented Jul 14, 2016

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minsoe commented Jul 21, 2016

yes, because of that. Realm version is still 0.103.2, not able to use 1.0.
Showing this in 'pod update'

  • Realm (~> 1.0) required by Podfile
  • Realm (~> 0.85.0) required by Realm+JSON (0.2.0)

@ChristianRonningen
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ChristianRonningen commented Aug 11, 2016

Workaround for this is to point the pod to a specific commit like so:
pod 'Realm+JSON', :git => 'https://github.com/matthewcheok/Realm-JSON', :commit => 'e5d69f0fb0d541cc2235a99c70a00b5bd0c0c59c' when the e5d.... is the latests commit right now, this will now work with Realm 1.0

@justinfriberg
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Is this project still being maintained? Does anyone know why the updated podspec hasn't been submitted to CocoaPods? Is forking our only option at this point?

We can't use the workaround posted above since we're creating our own pod, and podspecs don't allow git branches.

@komocode
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Seems dead it looks like...

@komocode
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Ok so I'm not going to pretend how to do this. Author just made me a collaborator. I've never published anything on Cocoapods before so if anyone wants to write up a dumb-proof tutorial so I don't screw this up for everyone, that would be great.

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