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fixes libextobjc 8000 header collision when using libextobjc #623
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LGTM |
fixes libextobjc header collision when using libextobjc
@robb would it be possible to tag the changeset to 1.5.6 ? |
Whoops, forgot about that one. @dcaunt Can you work your cocoapods magic when you get a moment? 🙇 |
I've pushed 1.5.6 – should be live shortly |
Thanks @dcaunt |
Thanks guys! Really appreciate all the work! |
my project must be 7.0+ . you update to 2.x ,my project can not use 2.x. oh ,my god. |
version 1.5.6 ,can my project use it ?. |
Yes, you can use 1.5.6. |
hi dcaunt , in stackoverflow. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32632280/how-to-build-mantle-v2-for-ios-7-0 , say " if you still want to user Mantle,either include its files into you project manully or use Cocoapods to build it as a static library using one of existing cocoapods spec file for mantle ". is it true?? |
That's correct. Installation via CocoaPods is not officially supported but the code itself should work all the way back to iOS 5.0. |
this pull request relates to the issue reported here:
#610 (comment)
Mantle's version of libextobjc would conflict with another libextobjc dependency import while using pods.
In order to maintain Mantle 1.x working with the new cocoapods 0.38+ and version 7.x+ of xcode, those Mantle specific files have been renamed by adding to their name the "MTL" prefix