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54 issues on compile? #327
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Referenced the answer from this issue: #317 (comment) that I submitted a month ago. This resulted in the following: Error log:
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Hey, @SenorWesley. Thanks for using BonMot! As you guessed, this appears to be an issue with Swift 3.2. As of BonMot 5.0, Swift 3.x is no longer supported. I tried, but it was too hard to get The good news is that you shouldn't have to build your whole project in Swift 4 just to use BonMot. I may be wrong about this, but I believe that if you're using CocoaPods 1.4 or later, it will respect the Please give this a try, and let me know if it doesn't work. I foresee a potential problem, because BonMot's public interface includes references to If that's the case, I'd ask if it's an option to update your project to Swift 4? If you have Swift 3.2 dependencies, there are workarounds for that available as well, but let's see how far you get with the above suggestions first. |
🤔 hmm, on more careful reading, it looks like you are in fact building BonMot as Swift 4 in a Swift 3.2 project, and |
@SenorWesley were you able to get your project compiling? |
Hi,
I ran into a small problem while setting up a new project, I've used BonMot before, with success. However, now I installed it through CocoaPods, and my codebase won't compile anymore:
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Running Xcode 9, project is Swift 3.2.
From my podfile:
pod 'BonMot'
Is there perhaps a mistake I made in using Swift 3.2? Perhaps I'm supposed to use a legacy version?
Thanks! :-)
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