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Hi there,
I'm using Xcode 8.3.3 and CocoaPods. I successfully installed the SwiftyDropbox and its dependency Alamorefire. Then I opened the generated workspace file and tried to import SwiftyDropbox but got the error "No such module 'SwiftyDropbox'". I tried to remove the derived data and shift-alt-command-k, but did not help. Any ideas please?
Many thanks,
Shimin
The error:
My Podfile:
Hi @Greg-DB,
I created a fresh Xcode project and installed the pods I need (SwiftyDropbox and others). The generated workspace compiled fine without that SwiftyDropbox import error. Then I copied and pasted the Framework Search Paths settings in this new project to replace the same settings in my original project. This removed the SwiftyDropbox import error. Maybe the pod install did not update the Framework Search paths settings in my original project because there were already some settngs there!!!
Thank you very much for your help.
Shimin
Hi @Greg-DB,
Thanks for your reply. I can confirm that I surely opened the .xcworkspace.
pod install output:
Thanks,
Shimin
Hi @Greg-DB,
I created a fresh Xcode project and installed the pods I need (SwiftyDropbox and others). The generated workspace compiled fine without that SwiftyDropbox import error. Then I copied and pasted the Framework Search Paths settings in this new project to replace the same settings in my original project. This removed the SwiftyDropbox import error. Maybe the pod install did not update the Framework Search paths settings in my original project because there were already some settngs there!!!
Thank you very much for your help.
Shimin
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