ios - How do I tell my app where my Pod header files are? -


the question

how tell app pod header files are.

the setting

i inherited ios app else. wanted add locksmith app passwords. app had pods, pod install wasnt working gem installed cocoapods , worked.

then pod installed locksmith , worked, until ran app again.

the errors

now these errors on pods never messed with.

in bridge.h file first line gives error

#import <tpkeyboardavoiding/tpkeyboardavoidingscrollview.h> #import <datetools/datetools.h>

the error response is:

/folders/appname/application/bridge.h:15:9: error: 'tpkeyboardavoiding/tpkeyboardavoidingscrollview.h' file not found #import <tpkeyboardavoiding/tpkeyboardavoidingscrollview.h>         ^ <unknown>:0: error: failed import bridging header '/folders/appname/application/bridge.h'

the thing exact same error occurs datetools if remove first line. so, seems path pods isnt working.

i couldn't find pod paths located , issue.

any appreciated

edit 1

tpkeyboardavoiding present in pods folder datetools directory

pods/tpkeyboardavoiding/tpkeyboardavoiding/tpkeyboardavoidingscrollview.h

edit 2

i went build settings -> search paths -> header search paths

and entered: $(inherited)

i entered: $(project_dir)

but same errors

edit 3

i realized have 2 sets folders named: pods, frameworks , products.

one in hostdirectory/appname , 1 in hostdirectory/pods

show project navigator cmd+1, tap on project root. in pane opens see project , targets in left sidebar. tap on target. tap "build settings" @ top. tap on , search "header search path". should see in there: 

"${pods_root}/headers/public"

if isn't there, perhaps cocoapods install didn't work advertised?

if is there, may try clearing derived data folder. i've had funky things happening configuration changes i've resolved nuking derived data folder , doing clean build.

in terminal punch in: 

$ cd "$home/library/developer/xcode/deriveddata" $ open .

then remove folder there appname in , rebuild.

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