Integration failing, can't find libBlockObserving.a about block-kvo HOT 10 CLOSED

You should be seeing this:

You should add the .xcodeproj file, not all source files directly. Then you can link to the static library.

Step 5 is about setting Header Search Paths or User Header Search Paths:

I have all external projects in Libraries/, you may have different. There are several ways to specify this path and using $(SRC_ROOT) is also one of them.

Maybe you can post some screenshots with your project?

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Tried again, but can't get it to work. Attaching screenshots from my project.

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Noticed that my lib folder is under another folder, so moved it up to root level but still have same issue.

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You have to enter the relative path to the project. Is your lib/ directory in the same directory as .xcodeproj file?

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It's in a directory above the .xcodeproj-file. Modified user header search paths and it's still the same. Seems like there's no issue with header files? Just getting the error about the .a file not being found.

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Thatt's true. Let's check some other settings. Did you change any other paths to non-default values?

• Pre-configuration Build Products Path
• Pre-configuration Intermediate Build Products Path

My paths to products always end with Debug-iphoneos/ or Debug-iphonesimulator/. Your error is showing simply Debug/

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It's an OS X project, that's why I don't have those. Haven't changed any other settings that I'm aware of, but did start from an example project so the example project author might've changed some settings. I'm about to switch to CocoaPods with this project anyways so probably won't have any issue with this. Just thought I'd let you know about the problem because I thought it was an issue with the instructions or BLock-KVO's project file. I'll try to set it up in another project and see if it works there.

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Aw sorry, just saw that it's for iOS only. Thanks a lot for trying to help me out!

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Ah, there is only lib for iOS, but the code will work on OS X too. Just add the sources directly or create OS X lib. You may even open Pull Request with OS X target.

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Cool. I went ahead and did that: #24

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