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Can't include as a dependency in a podspec - please post to cocoapods repo! #39
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Apparently this code is no longer maintained? |
Haven't had a chance to look into this yet, but will take a look. Have not published a pod before, so I need to read up on the process. |
Awesome! The last time you discussed this was a long time ago! Issue 8: April, 2013 So hopefully the turnaround will be quicker this time! If it were something I could do via a pod request, I would... |
Any progress on this? Sorry to be a nudge. I'd do it myself if I could. There's a pretty good guide here. Also, I'd use a different markdown parser, but I've checked them out and I think yours is the best. So there's that... |
Haven't yet but thanks for the guide I will look into it. Sent from my iPhone
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And thanks for the kind words :) Sent from my iPhone
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Looking forward for this change too |
s.dependency 'AttributedMarkdown' #fails
This is a pretty big drag. If I have a pod that I'm developing and I want to use AttributedMarkdown in it, I essentially can't. I can only access AttributedMarkdown from classes in my app, not classes in my pod that my app uses. (See here if you are incredulous...). I could do this if I were willing to not
use_frameworks
, but that locks me out of the new world of swift.Things have changed with swift and cocoapods and those changes mean that AttributedMarkdown (now more than ever!) needs to be available via
pod 'AttributedMarkdown'
and without having to point to this git repo!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: