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Could you please also update the CocoaPods podspec? |
Already done |
I must be missing something. |
I guess there's a cronjob somewhere, I never had to push anything on cocoapods. |
Can you run http://guides.cocoapods.org/making/making-a-cocoapod.html#release |
And/or this. http://guides.cocoapods.org/making/specs-and-specs-repo.html It looks like someone else has been doing this for you for previous releases? |
@JoshuaGross CocoaPods supports git targets, so you can point directly at rs/SDWebImage rather than relying on an official podspec in CocoaPods/Specs. In the case that the podspec defined in rs/SDWebImage is outdated or not quite what you need, you can go further and write your own and put it in a Gist, pointing Cocoapods at the raw version of the gist. Great for forks or if you want to bind to a particular commit. |
@bensie I realize this, and I'm currently using a repo target with the 3.5.1 tag. I also think it's problematic that the official podspec is outdated. |
@JoshuaGross Nothing is stopping you from opening a PR on CocoaPods/Specs with the updated spec. |
Agreed, however, I would also like to discuss this with @rs as he is the maintainer. If he thinks the podspec will update automatically, it appears that is incorrect, and he should know that. If his response is "you do it" I will respectfully comply for now, but this is not my project and I will not be updating the podspec for future versions (one of my PRs is included in 3.5.1, which is why I care more about it and was even aware that the podspec was outdated). |
I'm not a cocoapod user, that's why I don't really carefully update it. Would be nice if it could be handled automatically using a hook. |
# By Olivier Poitrey (16) and others # Via Olivier Poitrey (21) and others * 'master' of https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage: (47 commits) Code cleanup. Added a delegate for the web image prefetched. Bump version to 3.5.1 (fix SDWebImage#568) matched coding conventions added currentDownload Count, to allow someone to see how many operations are left. Add HTTP header filter to pick headers for downloading request up version 3.5 in podspec to be consistent with latest NSInteger -> NSUInteger, add getter method Allow setting a custom memory cost limit for the in-memory NSCache. This can help to keep memory down before memory warnings are sent by the device. Added SDWebImageOption to enable Cookies Handling. Only perform `NSLog` statements if `SD_VERBOSE` is defined Use UIImagePNGRepresentation to preserve transparency Update argument list for example in README Fix link to "Who Uses SDWebImage" wiki page Provide background option through the manager Add option to continue download in background Fix WebP target Removed strong reference to UIImageView which was causing a crash in the nested block. Remove WebP support from default target and add a dedicated target Only use the runloop with timeout on iOS 5 (fix SDWebImage#497) ... Conflicts: SDWebImage.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
Hi! Could you update the 3.5 tag, and/or tag a new version (3.5.1 ?) and update the CocoaPod podspec? A few of my projects need the recent changes but the latest podspec, 3.5, points to the tag from 2 months ago. For now I'll just point to the repository directly but it'd be nice to get CocoaPods updated too.
https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/tree/master/SDWebImage
Thanks!
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