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Problems when migrating from API v1 to v2
When migrating my Objective C project for iOS from Dropbox API v1 to v2
I am changing my source code, replacing old
#import <DropboxSDK/DropboxSDK.h>
to new
#import <ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.h>
But when compiling the project I get an error:
'ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.h' file not found
Also in "Pods > Products" section in Xcode both "ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.framework" and "Pods_BASIC.framework" frameworks are marked in red color.
What settings are missing or what I am doing wrong?
Then I would recommend using Carthage, rather than CocoaPods, as it is less invasive. You can build the binaries with Carthage and then drage and drop them into each of your targets.
This approach will work better, I think.
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Stephen C.14Dropbox Staff
Strange. So am I. When I run `pod install` on the project you uploaded, and open the `xcworkspace` file, and build, it builds successfully.
What's your output for `pod --version`?
Mine is:
```
scobbe-mbp:server scobbe$ pod --version
1.2.0.beta.1```
My pod version is 1.2.1
It seems that
#import <ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.h>
now raises no error, but when I compile that test project I get this error:
Error: unable to read module map contents from 'Target Support Files/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.modulemap': Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 "The file “ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.modulemap” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file." UserInfo={NSFilePath=/Users/kibernetik/Downloads/BASICcopy/Pods/Target Support Files/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.modulemap, NSUnderlyingError=0x7fa1f005d630 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=2 "No such file or directory"}}
- Stephen C.14
Can you try the steps here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30745675/cant-find-pods-modulemap-looking-in-wrong-directory
No, this procedure and all other suggestions in that topic did not make missing file
/Pods/Target Support Files/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.modulemap
to appear. Making "pod install" command also does not create it.
Again I have "file not found" error concerning
#import <ObjectiveDropboxOfficial/ObjectiveDropboxOfficial.h>
- Stephen C.14
Then I would recommend using Carthage, rather than CocoaPods, as it is less invasive. You can build the binaries with Carthage and then drage and drop them into each of your targets.
This approach will work better, I think.
Thank you for your suggestion!
I will try.
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