[–] macrael 13y ago ↗ Seems like a good solution to the problem. Is this not a common conflict when working on iOS? Seems like the only long term solution would be a dependency manager a la ruby's bundler. [–] wooster 13y ago ↗ There's Vendor, which is like bundler: http://www.vendorkit.com/But there's a bit of a bootstrapping problem and doesn't seem to have gained much traction in the last few months.There are a few other approaches for Cocoa in general: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/178434/what-is-the-best-w...Sadly, preprocessor macros ended up being the most pragmatic solution I could come up with. I'd love to hear other ideas though. :-) [–] asparagui 13y ago ↗ re vendor check out: http://cocoapods.org [–] wooster 13y ago ↗ Cool! That looks much more active.
[–] wooster 13y ago ↗ There's Vendor, which is like bundler: http://www.vendorkit.com/But there's a bit of a bootstrapping problem and doesn't seem to have gained much traction in the last few months.There are a few other approaches for Cocoa in general: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/178434/what-is-the-best-w...Sadly, preprocessor macros ended up being the most pragmatic solution I could come up with. I'd love to hear other ideas though. :-) [–] asparagui 13y ago ↗ re vendor check out: http://cocoapods.org [–] wooster 13y ago ↗ Cool! That looks much more active.
[–] asparagui 13y ago ↗ re vendor check out: http://cocoapods.org [–] wooster 13y ago ↗ Cool! That looks much more active.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 22.3 ms ] threadBut there's a bit of a bootstrapping problem and doesn't seem to have gained much traction in the last few months.
There are a few other approaches for Cocoa in general: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/178434/what-is-the-best-w...
Sadly, preprocessor macros ended up being the most pragmatic solution I could come up with. I'd love to hear other ideas though. :-)