Cocoapod install is empty about mbcalendarkit HOT 13 CLOSED

Thanks, I'm not a huge fan of CocoaPods, so I tried to set it up once, but didn't do a good job. Feel free to set it up.

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The podspec here has been corrected but for some reason the old one is referenced by default. I updated my podspec with the line:

pod 'MBCalendarKit', :podspec => 'https://raw.github.com/MosheBerman/MBCalendarKit/d0ddd629ea93cac9f1b5b9a4d37d39cbf3cc512a/MBCalendarKit.podspec'

And it worked. So someone that knows more about how Cocoapods finds the 'default' podspecs needs to point out how we can fix this.

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By "pod spec here" are you referring to the one in this repo? I bet the one in the main CocoaPods repo is still the old one.

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Yes "pod spec here" refers to the file here in the MBCalendarKit repro is correct ... reference it in my example line for a Podfile ...

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Can you guys please check that the 1.1.1 CocoaPod works correctly? Pushed a new one up earlier this week.

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Its not quite right ... have a pull request in https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/pulls with the fix. I thought I had the rights to accept the request, couldn't figure out how

#8046 Fix reference to source files.

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The pull request has been accepted so Cocoapod with a default reference is now working for me.

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So are we good to close?

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Yes

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Hello, just wanted to let you know I'm still experiencing the issue
.
├── LICENSE
├── MBCalendarKit
│   └── CalendarKit
│   └── CalendarKit.h
└── README.md

2 directories, 3 files

pod search MBCalendarKit prints:

-> MBCalendarKit (2.0.0)
An open source calendar view for iOS.
pod 'MBCalendarKit', '~> 2.0.0'

• Homepage: https://github.com/MosheBerman/MBCalendarKit
• Source: https://github.com/MosheBerman/MBCalendarKit.git
• Versions: 2.0.0, 1.1.1, 1.1.0, 1.0.1 [master repo]

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Trying to install it today from cocoapods (MBCalendarKit 2.0.0), I added the following five lines from the example in my viewcontroller then clean, build.

#import "MBCalendarKit/CalendarKit.h"
// please note that the example in the README.md is not correct regarding the header's path

CKCalendarView *calendar = [CKCalendarView new];
[calendar setDelegate:self];
[calendar setDataSource:self];
[[self view] addSubview:calendar];

I receive the following error:

<mypath>/Pods/Headers/MBCalendarKit/CalendarKit.h:13:9: 'CKCalendarEvent.h' file not found

probably because the CKCalendarEvent.h has moved to Core subfolder? EDIT: NO, also my directory structure is like @nameghino 's one.

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Interesting. I'll have to check if this is related to the recent CocoaPods change from pull requests to trunk.

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Issue #48 mentions this. As I said over there, it looks like this is fixed. If it's still a problem, please comment over there.

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