I’m trying to make the Cocoapods plugin working with iOS app (Tried official and Touchlab fork). I’ve enabled the plugin and generated my podspec file (also fix the path of the script because my setup is a bit different). It does create the “dummy” framework in

shared/build/cocoapods/framework/shared.framework

Back to the ios folder, I’m doing

pod install

and it does install everything. When I hit build, it fails with error like

could not build module shared

. When inspecting the imported shared.framwork, I see it’s still have the

dummy.h

so makes me think the sync didn’t worked. Where can I get more info about that

before_compile

script which calls task

gradlew shared:syncFramework

? Also, I did try to manually call the

./gradle shared:syncFramework

task but it fails with

Task syncFramework not found in project shared

. Why? Did checkout Touchlab’s KampKit and can compile without any issue… when comparing what they did, it’s pretty much the same. I’m clearly missing something but can’t point exactly what… Anyone with some hint? Thanks!

fwiw https://github.com/joreilly/PeopleInSpace also uses that plugin in case you can see anything different in it's use there

If you used to have

packForXCode

you might have some cruft left over in your xcode project where it is still trying to build the old shared framework. Look for references to the shared framework and remove them, then

pod install

again to have cocoapods update the xcode project again.

Do you have a custom Configuration in your Xcode project, or do you purely use Debug/Release ?

@John O'Reilly Thanks I’ll have a look! @rocketraman I’ll double check to make sure I deleted everything @Even André Fiskvik I do have some more configurations but I don’t use them anymore as I have different scheme… I’ll delete those configurations just to be sure there isn’t any problem Thanks all!