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IOS - update structure

I have created an app that uses a third party SDK. I recently had to update my SDK with a newer version. I deleted the framework files from my app folder, copied the new ones, added them to the project, but it looks like Xcode is caching the old version.

I tried Clean, tried to delete Derived Data, nothing works. At the moment it seems the only option available is to recreate the project and import all the source files. Obviously I am not into this. It should be easy and quick to fix this problem.

Any hint?

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Cocoa pods are easy to use and install.

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Objective-C projects. It has thousands of libraries and can help you scale your projects elegantly. Ultimately, its goal is to improve openness and interoperability in third-party open source libraries by creating a more centralized ecosystem.



However, frameworks must be compatible with cocoa pods, which most libraries. You are using terminal to install. This site can give you an idea of โ€‹โ€‹how to install it.

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Fixed. I removed all copies of the old SDK, whether or not they were in my project folder. It seems like Xcode was messing with one of them ... Another mystery.



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