Anybody facing this issue? When i make changes in ...

# ios

[Cherrio LLC]

Anybody facing this issue?
When i make changes in android studio and i head to Xcode to build using command+b then i get this error.
I have to head back to android studio to run the project before i could build on Xcode

[Francis Mariano]

is cocoapods installed??

[Cherrio LLC]

Yes it is installed

[Cherrio LLC]

I can run pod install from android studio and terminal

[Marko Novaković]

you can run pod install but is cocoapods itself installed? you need cocoapods in order to run pod … commands

[Cherrio LLC]

Cocoa pods is installed. When I run pod —`version` it return 1.12.1

[Nikolay Kasyanov]

Xcode build can have a different value of the PATH env var and hence can not be able find the executable.

[Cherrio LLC]

How can I check that???

[Cherrio LLC]

Fixed!. Had to downgrade cocoapods

[Andrew Reed]

for future reference, i would recommend you use this tool: https://github.com/Kotlin/kdoctor

[Cherrio LLC]

Well I did, I got all checks right with Kdoctor
And rightly so, because it works fine when running or building from Android Studio.
But Xcode doesn’t work, I had to install cocoapods version 1.10.2 in the /usr/local/bin before Xcode could recognize pod

[Andrew Reed]

oh very sneaky, definately a gotcha

[Cherrio LLC]

Yeah you wouldn’t notice unless you build from Xcode, or you just build from Android Studio then pod gradle task will be skipped on Xcode.

[Nikolay Kasyanov]

so it was a PATH issue most likely 👀

[Andrew Reed]

i would assume xcode would use the logged in users zsh, so it should inherit the correct path variables.

[Andrew Reed]

the only time it might be wrong is if the user had xcode open when they install cocoapods, and so xcode was on a different path

[Nikolay Kasyanov]

IIRC Xcode doesn’t pick up your shell’s path

[Cherrio LLC]

I think @Andrew Reed might be right, I updated Xcode manually a while ago, I think that might be the issue