Creating a Pod Object, Cocoapods lint source_files

Question

I am creating a static library, and I want to make podspec so that it can be included in other projects. To create the correct structure, I used the command:

pod lib create <library_name> 

He generated the following structure

• .podspec
• CHANGELOG.md
• Classes
• Project
• README.md
• Rakefile
• LICENSES

I created a new Xcode project inside the "projects" directory. I also added two files to the project Test1.h and Test2.h and saved them in the class directory. In addition, I added a header search path variable to the xCode project settings "../Classes/", so classes and headers in other directories are visible to the compiler. (Is there a way to have a group in Xcode so that all classes added to it go to the Classes directory and the compiler can see them automatically?)

So now it looks like

• .podspec
• CHANGELOG.md
• Classes
  • Test1.h
  • Test2.m
• Project
  • (folder)
  • .xcodeproj
  • Test
  • Podfile
• README.md
• Rakefile
• LICENSES

In my podspec I have the following setting for source files

s.source_files = 'Classes / *. {h, m} '

But when I run:

pod spec lint.podspec

I get the following error:

• ERROR | The source_files template source_files not match any files.

1 podspec analyzed.

[!] The specification did not pass verification.

What is the problem? I'm stuck on this for hours.

Answer 1

It also made me throw the clock. Then I discovered that the files and tags must be present in the original git repository. So make sure you push your code and your tags to the remote repo ...

Update:

You can also do "pod lib lint" to use local files, not the git repository.