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Alamofire compilation errors after installing the SwiftyDropbox in Xcode project with CocoaPods
Hi there, Since the Dropbox API V1 has been turned off, the file download and upload in all our apps are not working any more. I'm now migrating to the API V2 and using Xcode 8.3.3 and Swift. ...
Thanks! That looks like a bug in SwiftyDropbox v4.2.0 when using Xcode 8. We'll look into it. In the meantime, you can use v4.1.2, by specifying it in your Podfile like:
pod 'SwiftyDropbox' => '4.1.2'
Then, do a `pod update`.
Hi Greg-DB,
Your reply helped figure out why I was getting old versions of SwityDropbox and Alamofire. It is the deployment platform specification in the Podfile. It was platform :ios, '8.0'. After changed it to platform :ios, '9.0', I now got the SwiftDropbox 4.2.0 and Alamofire 4.4.0, and all 267 Alamofire-related compilation errors are gone. Thank you.
However, I'm still getting a compilation error about SwiftyDropbox as shown below:
Cheers,
Shimin
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffThanks! That looks like a bug in SwiftyDropbox v4.2.0 when using Xcode 8. We'll look into it. In the meantime, you can use v4.1.2, by specifying it in your Podfile like:
pod 'SwiftyDropbox' => '4.1.2'
Then, do a `pod update`.
Hi Greg-DB,
That resolved the SDK compilation error. Many thanks.
Now it's up to me to migrate my code to V2. Our Dropbox implementation is very basic: We put files in the Dropbox app folder. A list of those files is presented to users in the app and users tap a file to download it to the app. There is no interaction between users and Dropbox such as user sign-in, etc. I would appreciate it much if any guide regarding how to migrate this is available...
Cheers,
Shimin
- Greg-DB
ShiminCai We don't have a migration guide for moving between these SDKs in particular. I recommend just reading through the readme for SwiftyDropbox, which covers the different kinds of calls, to see how each piece should be implemented.
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