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Graham Mueller commented on CB-5921:
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I'm finally getting around to this, but I'm not having like with Coho (or maybe
I am, but I'm not fully getting it).
As I understand it, Coho is meant to help manage your various bits of Cordova
on your machine. Specifically, it links up the repos you have checked out.
Currently, I have none. I'm trying to clone the lib and cli repos, but the
"coho repo-clone" command just gives me "Repo already cloned: cordova-coho"
> Cordova on iOS should use an XCWorkspace, or at least support using one.
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> Key: CB-5921
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5921
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: iOS
> Reporter: Graham Mueller
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: core
> Attachments: build
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>
> Hi Guys,
> Not sure what to log this as. It's not so much a bug as an incompatibility
> with other frameworks. Anyway, this is specifically an issue with the build
> process on iOS. Do with it what you will.
> If you're familiar with the CocoaPods framework, you'll know that on initial
> install, it creates an XCWorkspace file, and instructs you to exclusively use
> that afterwards. This is because the CocoaPods library adds itself as a
> linked project that must be built, similar to Cordova/Phonegap. The
> difference is that Cordova adds itself as a sub project, instead of a sibling
> project (which is effectively the workspace goal, from my understanding,
> though I'm having a hard time finding a good link to explain it better).
> So, I would suggest that Cordova moves to this setup as well -- it should
> create the workspace that has both the Cordova project and your app project.
> Alternatively, if you don't want to go through and change that creation code,
> it would be great if the CLI offered someway to specify what you want it to
> build. I found the actual build script that's calling xcodebuild with a
> -project flag in it (this is where -workspace would go). There is currently
> no way to override this, so there is currently no way at all to support
> workspaces (and consequently no way to use CocoaPods).
> Any thoughts or reasons not to do so?
> Thanks,
> Graham
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