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Hi @"Greg-DB", Upload sessions worked. I found the Swift sample using upload sessions you posted in another discussion thread, which worked a treat. Thank you so much for your help. Cheers, Shimin
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Hi @"Greg-DB", I created a fresh Xcode project and installed the pods I need (SwiftyDropbox and others). The generated workspace compiled fine without that SwiftyDropbox import error. Then I copied and pasted the Framework Search Paths settings in this new project to replace the same settings in my original project. This…
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Hi @"Greg-DB", Thanks for your reply. I can confirm that I surely opened the .xcworkspace. pod install output: Thanks, Shimin
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Hi @"Greg-DB", That resolved the SDK compilation error. Many thanks. Now it's up to me to migrate my code to V2. Our Dropbox implementation is very basic: We put files in the Dropbox app folder. A list of those files is presented to users in the app and users tap a file to download it to the app. There is no interaction…
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Hi @"Greg-DB", Your reply helped figure out why I was getting old versions of SwityDropbox and Alamofire. It is the deployment platform specification in the Podfile. It was platform :ios, '8.0'. After changed it to platform :ios, '9.0', I now got the SwiftDropbox 4.2.0 and Alamofire 4.4.0, and all 267 Alamofire-related…
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Hi @"Greg-DB", Many thanks for your reply and sorry I did not know that. My development environment is Xcode 8.3.3, Swift 3.1 and CocoaPods 1.4.0.beta.1. The project is a currently deployed enterprise app which uses pod 'Dropbox-iOS-SDK' (Dropbox api v1) to enable file download and upload. Building the project now does not…
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Hi @"Greg-DB", I replied the eamil sent to me from Dropbox Forum with the error info and steps of how I generated the errors. Did you get that email? Or do I need to put the info in this thread? Thanks a lot for your help. Shimin
