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Cocoapods-keys doesn't work after upgrading to macOS Catalina #198
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same issue |
I eventually solved this issue. It was to do with the local Ruby version. |
@RJ-Clegg glad you got it working! Can you describe the steps you took to fix it? |
@ashfurrow - Sorry, I should have elaborated on how I fixed this. :) I did the following in terminal:
Then ran the following commands:
Now most importantly do:
If all goes to plan next run Remember not to use Now run |
@RJ-Clegg no worries – that's fantastic detail, thank you! I bet that it'll help other developers too 👍 |
@RJ-Clegg - Props brother. thanks. |
@RJ-Clegg thanks for teaching me about rbenv - that worked fantastic 👍 |
@RJ-Clegg - this was so helpful! I was stuck running "sudo gem install cocoapods" and it did not work. I found your step by step process, only change is once I ran gem install cocoapods-keys, I couldn't run "pod install", I had to run "sudo gem install cocoapods" and now flutter doctor shows 0 issues! |
thank u man, i've spend 30 minutes for this problem and u helped me |
Very helpful!!!!! Thanks a lot, saved lots of time!👌👍 NOTE FOR MacOS Big Sur Users: |
@RJ-Clegg |
I really appreciate the way @RJ-Clegg explained in a detailed way to fix the issue of cocoapods-keys. But for those who have failed to get the value of path as mentioned here, even after restarting terminal:-
SolutionDo the following - Pre-Steps Now, follow as mentioned in the above by @RJ-Clegg , with some custom steps:-
That's it, now |
in case you dont have have permission |
@RJ-Clegg thanks! |
I have tried all the suggested solutions above and non of them seemed to work for me. However, what worked for me was;
With the steps above, pods were able to install successfully. This is on precondition that you are sure to be having ruby installed already which you can check by running the command |
To be honest none of those solutions worked for me, just typing randomly commands will not help. After I ran command "gem env" I saw that some paths are not correct. my zshrc looks like this: zprofile: in order to change /.zshrc: type nano ~/.zshrc |
#217 (comment) |
Your Podfile requires that the plugin I have this error in M1 MAX & Monterey 12.6.1 & Xcode 14.1 & ruby version 3.1.2 I couldn't solve this problem with all possible solutions |
Upgrading to cocoapods-keys 2.3.1 solved my issue, previous versions seemed to have problems with M1 chips. Check out here: #235 |
I realise using beta software means these sort of issues will come up and generally unsupported; however I am hoping someone can assist me? (maybe its something simple 👍 )
My issue is almost identical to #143
My output is as follows:
I have tried:
gem install cocoapods-keys --user-install
However nothing seems to work.
I would really appreciate it if someone can point me in the right direction!
Thanks!
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