IterableSDK.h:19:9: 'IterableSDK/IterableConstants.h' file not found about swift-sdk HOT 14 CLOSED

@ileitch We have removed the file IterableConststants.h and moved them to Swift in the branch linked below. Can you please check if this fixes your problem?

https://github.com/Iterable/swift-sdk/tree/feature/mob-680-cocoapods

You can try this by setting this in your Podfile
pod 'Iterable-iOS-SDK', :git => 'https://github.com/Iterable/swift-sdk.git', :branch => 'feature/mob-680-cocoapods'

@ZmicierBiesau You can also give this branch a try?

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@ZmicierBiesau I have just created an empty project and it is working with use_modular_headers!

Which version of Xcode are you using?

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@tapashmajumder I just recreated an app and now everything is working. Thank you very much.

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typealias defined in Swift is not supported in Objective C. That is why we are defining typedef in Obj C file. This was quite some time back. We will take a look at this again.

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If we use modular headers instead of frameworks, we will easily get this error.
target 'swift-sample-app' do
use_modular_headers!
pod 'Iterable-iOS-SDK'
end

Will definitely lead us to problems.

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@ileitch @ZmicierBiesau By the way this branch listed is just meant for testing please don't use this in production. This is just to test whether this fix works. You may have to fix some compilation problems since this branch contains unreleased code.

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@tapashmajumder I've tried your solution, now "missing" error disappeared.
But I'm receiving a new one:
Module map file '/Users/user/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/swift-sample-app-cyslngeklqgnpscugtkxvgregudy/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/Iterable-iOS-SDK/IterableSDK.modulemap' not found

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@ZmicierBiesau Thanks for the update. I think the issue you are seeing may be different than what @ileitch is mentioning. Would you be able to create a small sample project to repro the error you are seeing?

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@tapashmajumder yes, this is what I'm doing. I using just an empty project with podfile above.

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Can confirm that the change now builds successfully.

However, some other change in that branch is causing a warning:

Ignoring duplicated output file: '.../DerivedData/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/Bowtie.app/Assets.car' in shell script build phase '[CP] Copy Pods Resources'. This warning represents an extremely serious project misconfiguration and will likely cause some shell scripts in your project to be skipped entirely, leading to other build failures or missing files in the build directory. This will be a hard error in the future. (in target 'Bowtie')

It looks like the following resources are now being included?

install_resource "${PODS_ROOT}/Iterable-iOS-SDK/swift-sdk/Resources/IterableInboxCell.xib"
install_resource "${PODS_ROOT}/Iterable-iOS-SDK/swift-sdk/Resources/Assets.xcassets"

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@ileitch Are you able to proceed with the warning or is it causing any other problem down the line?

I believe when you are building a static library vis use_modular_headers! resources are included by Cocoapods.

Can you please have your Iterable customer service rep open a Jira ticket with relevant details?

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The build completes and the app ran, but I didn't investigate further. I'm currently using this fork as a static library and those resources are not being included.

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@ileitch Thanks for the update. Please feel free to open a Jira ticket so that we can take a look at the issues you are having.

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Just released version 6.1.1. This removes all Objective C files in our SDK. If this does not solve your issues please have your Iterable customer service rep open a Jira ticket. Thanks!

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