ios - Cannot build manual ref count CocoaPod [Resolved] -

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i have ios cocoapod couple of years old pod, , several years older reusable component. built older versions of xcode. developed , remains "manual reference counting". trying import "new" project (actually reconstructed old project , manual reference counting), cannot build.

as said, enclosing project manual reference counting , compiles ok way no pods installed. "automatic reference counting" set "no" in "build settings".

however, even though exact same build settings "no" value present in pods project, generates compile script -fobjc-arc, , calls retain , release flagged errors. (eg, error: 'release' unavailable: not available in automatic reference counting mode.)

the version of xcode 6.0.1.

the version of pod 0.34.4 (installed fresh yesterday).

the podspec pod in question:

pod::spec.new |s|   s.name         = "libxxx"   s.version      = "1.0"   s.summary      = "exchange library xyz."   s.description  = "static library pod xxx framework."   s.homepage     = "http://example.com"   s.license      = { :type => 'mit', :text => 'copyright 2012 xyz' }   s.author       = { "bill nye" => "bnye@example.com" }   s.source       = { :git => 'https://code.example.com/ios/xxx.git', :tag => '1.0' }   s.platform     = :ios   s.source_files = 'staticlib/headers/*.h'   s.preserve_paths = 'staticlib/libxxx.a'   s.library = 'xchangea'   s.xcconfig = { 'library_search_paths' => '$(pods_root)/libxxx/staticlib' }       s.dependency 'libsignaturetoken' end

i tried adding s.requires_arc = false pod spec (and performing pod update), nothing changed. tried s.compiler_flags = '-fno-objc-arc', no success.

so, how convince xcode compile pod manual reference counting?

resolved

apparently "unrelated" problems during pod update caused fail silently without configuring compile mode info. running pod update --verbose repeatedly helped smoke out problems.

you need use s.requires_arc = false

this documented here. default changed false true. error should appear if run pod spec lint.


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