CocoaPods missing libraries present in the Firebase iOS download zip about quickstart-cpp HOT 4 CLOSED

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Hi,

Could you please confirm you are following these steps (also listed in the readme file):

1. Run "pod install" in the analytics/testapp directory to download and install the required Firebase iOS Cocoapods.
2. Ensure your GoogleService-Info.plist file is present in the analytics/testapp directory.
3. Using Xcode, open the "testapp.xcworkspace" file (NOT the "testapp.xcodeproj" file - the .xcworkspace file is required for Cocoapods to work).
4. In the Firebase C++ SDK you downloaded, navigate to the frameworks/ios/universal directory and locate firebase.framework and firebase_analytics.framework. Drag these two files into the Xcode window with your project open, into the the "Frameworks" folder of your project. If you are prompted by Xcode, ensure the "Copy items if needed" option is ✔checked.

You should then be able to compile and run the Firebase Analytics C++ testapp. Please reply and let me know if this works or if you continue to have issues.

Thanks!

Jon

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Thank you for your help, Jon.

Using firebase.framework and firebase_analytics.framework allowed me to successfully build the quickstart analytics example.

I was trying to link against the static libraries in firebase_cpp_sdk/libs/ios/universal instead of the frameworks in firebase_cpp_sdk/frameworks/ios/universal.

The pod previously had the dependencies to link in this way, but now I can only find these in the Firebase-4.0.4.zip from https://firebase.google.com/download/ios.

I'll report back the results of trying to link the project I'm working on with the frameworks in firebase_cpp_sdk/frameworks/ios/universal.

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I'll close this issue for now since your problem is resolved, but if you have any issues linking the universal frameworks in your own project, please feel free to re-open it.

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