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missing framework

Open kez22 opened this issue 9 years ago • 5 comments

Hi, im a novice but i can't seem to get your demo app too work. it says its missing the framework. how do i generate one? Thanks a lot.

ken

kez22 avatar Aug 31 '15 17:08 kez22

i've just pushed up an update that fixes some compiler issues and build settings. pull that down and retry. When I compile the app from this latest commit, it builds cleanly now.

let me know if that does the trick :)

adamwulf avatar Sep 03 '15 07:09 adamwulf

Thanks Adam!

Ive just tried it but the framework still seems to be missing

SimpleCloudKitManager.framework

Am I suppose to generate it somehow? I dont know how to do that.. no worries if you cant help…

Thanks

Ken

On 3 Sep, 2015, at 3:09 pm, Adam Wulf [email protected] wrote:

i've just pushed up an update that fixes some compiler issues and build settings. pull that down and retry. When I compile the app from this latest commit, it builds cleanly now.

let me know if that does the trick :)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/adamwulf/cloudkit-manager/issues/2#issuecomment-137356849.

kez22 avatar Sep 03 '15 07:09 kez22

Make sure that you've opened the Xcode workspace, not just one of the project files. Open SimpleCloudKit.xcworkspace and it'll show both projects in the sidebar. Then it should know where the framework is when you compile the app.

you can also compile the framework separately when you choose that scheme from the list: screen shot 2015-09-03 at 3 00 45 am

adamwulf avatar Sep 03 '15 08:09 adamwulf

Thanks Adam,

finally got it to compile the framework. didnt realise it was iphone only, so i was using iPad previously.

Tried the test app and somehow.. cant figure out how to get messages to work. anyway, ill give it another try and let you know. Thanks a lot dude.

Im gonna look at into for my own app. :)

thanks.

Ken

On 3 Sep, 2015, at 4:03 pm, Adam Wulf [email protected] wrote:

Make sure that you've opened the Xcode workspace, not just one of the project files. Open SimpleCloudKit.xcworkspace and it'll show both projects in the sidebar. Then it should know where the framework is when you compile the app.

you can also compile the framework separately when you choose that scheme from the list: https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/251087/9653325/4bcae5d8-51e8-11e5-8608-3d875fb77c60.png — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/adamwulf/cloudkit-manager/issues/2#issuecomment-137371960.

kez22 avatar Sep 03 '15 15:09 kez22

Thanks Adam,

finally got it to compile the framework. didnt realise it was iphone only, so i was using iPad previously.

Tried the test app and somehow.. cant figure out how to get messages to work. anyway, ill give it another try and let you know. Thanks a lot dude.

Im gonna look at into for my own app. :)

thanks.

Ken

On 3 Sep, 2015, at 4:03 pm, Adam Wulf <[email protected] mailto:[email protected]> wrote:

Make sure that you've opened the Xcode workspace, not just one of the project files. Open SimpleCloudKit.xcworkspace and it'll show both projects in the sidebar. Then it should know where the framework is when you compile the app.

you can also compile the framework separately when you choose that scheme from the list: https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/251087/9653325/4bcae5d8-51e8-11e5-8608-3d875fb77c60.png — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/adamwulf/cloudkit-manager/issues/2#issuecomment-137371960.

kez22 avatar Sep 03 '15 15:09 kez22