CocoaPod is not same version available on github about swiftvalidator HOT 11 CLOSED

I checked and confirmed this as well. But is there any reason that you aren't using validator.validate? Calling this will call validator.validateAllFields which will, as its name suggests, validate all the fields registered to your validator.

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Well certain fields I want to validate immediately when the user ends editing them. Seemed better to me at the time I was messing around with this to only validate the specific field they were working on instead of continuing to validate every field every time.

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Understandable. I'm sure @jpotts18 will correct this when he sees it.

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@davepatterson Is this something you can handle now that you are a collaborator?

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@jpotts18 Definitely. I will tackle it tomorrow at the latest.

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Awesome! When you are free let's set up a quick chat and lay out a roadmap for this project. My email is jeff.potter6[at]gmail.com add me and we can set up a hangout or facetime.

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@jpotts18 Yep. My email is davepatterson12[at]gmail.com, we will definitely chat soon. As for the CocoaPod inconsisency, I added a tag (3.0.3) that is a copy of the master branch so it fixes the issue @AtheistP3ace was having. But unfortunately I am unable to push said tag to CocoaPods because I am not a contributor on the SwiftValidator pod.

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This should be resolved now.

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Thanks for the quick resolution! I'll give it a try later.

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Same issue for me.

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@freak4pc This is actually fixed in pod 3.0.3. Use pod 'SwiftValidator', '3.0.3' in your Podfile.

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