Carthage support about xcodeserversdk HOT 14 CLOSED

I really have no experience with Carthage but can take a look at this issue 😉
As far as I know, the should be safe and sound with Carthage support at the current state but...

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Here's how it looks like...

When I create OS X application from master, which is 0.0.4 right now and supports Swift 1.2 I'm able to use everything without any complications and the whole process is pretty straight forward so I think that if we're telling people master is our working code we can put the badge in README.

I've tried to use swift-2 branch and integrate it with iOS application, unfortunately, without luck. Carthage built everything with no issues but when it became to importing framework into project Xcode was telling me that it cannot find module XcodeServerSDK...

I'll try to integrate swift-2 with OS X application and let you know about the results.

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OS X El Capitan and swift-2 is working like a charm... We're missing iOS support at the moment 😓

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@esttorhe any ideas❓

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Searching, searching, searching and... Found it. Seems like iOS projects in Xcode 7.0 has some sort of issue/bug and you need to manually provide Framework search paths. I found the solution in this issue.

So, after specifying Build settings → Framework search paths → $(PROJECT_DIR)/Carthage/Build/iOS/ I get it working in iOS Application.

I know, picture or didn't happen...

Another thing about Carthage... Now, everytime you call carthage update you're downloading source code and building it locally. We can skip this part by tagging stable releases what is pointed in Carthage's README.
One more thing, @czechboy0 need to add DevelopmentTeam, CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY and PROVISIONING_PROFILE to iOS target.

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Also remember if you are rolling Carthage support to add the Build Phase that executes Carthage's script that copies the frameworks to the target or if you want to; create a Copy Phase that moves the dependencies to the «Frameworks» «folder»

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@esttorhe I've added the script to build phase but this only apply to iOS version and still was throwing No module error. As I've mentioned above, there's some sort of bug in current beta (confirmed by Apple) with copying of third party framework which can be fixed by providing path manually.

To sum up, we have no power here!

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yeah; I wasn't implying that was the issue; just wanted to remind anyone reading this 👀 that you need to execute the script or add the copy phase

Edit: Would be good to add a link to where Apple «documented» the confirmed bug; perhaps an openradar link or something else

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Ha, that's a great question... I found this in Carthage's issue and guy was caliming that he asked Apple engineer about this during DubDub, so... 😜

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Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in here.

I don't think there's a need for the addition of DevelopmentTeam, CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY and/or PROVISIONING_PROFILE to support Carthage.

Also; I think we are good to go to add the badge on the README.

Proof that this is working is a current project of mine https://github.com/esttorhe/Watch_BotLauncher

That's using my ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜ branch of XcodeServerSDK with Carthage and I'm currently including iOS and ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜ dependencies into my targets.

PS. Albeit; there's no code in my project yet (first I needed some things from this framework; e.g.: iOS and ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜ support ;) ) but you can see that it downloaded the source and compiled accordingly.

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All works, according to @esttorhe. We also declare it in our readme as of #34.

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See; another great thing about CHANGELOG; know who to blame when something doesn't work 😂

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Yup, I was very careful with the wording above to put you and you alone in the spotlight 💃

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So, we're officially supporting Carthage buth where's the badge? 😜

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