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KeyChainAccess shows huge number of errors/deprecated issues
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Arnold Ackerer
started a topic
about 6 years ago
just started with downloading the sdk (via Cocoapod), added the appkey and secret and tried to verify the installation via the ping method explained in the kinvey starter guide.
However got a huge amount of error messages (680 errors) all connected to KeychainAccess as partly shown in the screenshot.
Am I doing something wrong? Just started with Kinvey, so the mistake might be on my side...
Xcode version 8.3.3, writing in Swift.
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Pranav J
said
about 6 years ago
Arnold,
Did it fix the issue or you are still getting keyChain errors?
From your screenshot, the Kinvey SDK version that is installed on your end is 3.0.25. You should get 3.6.1. Also your keyChain access is 2.3.6. It should be 3.0.2. Please try 'pod update' command and let me know if it installs the latest dependencies. Check my screenshot below:
Also confirm that you are using the latest version of cocoapods.
Welcome to Kinvey! We are glad that you have started using Kinvey.
Following is my podfile content:
target 'testProject' do use_frameworks! pod 'Kinvey' end
Can you please update your podfile with above content and retry the installation process. I would recommend creating a fresh project.Once you are done with installation process through CocoaPod method, please take a screenshot of the installed dependencies from the terminal and share it with me.
Thanks, Pranav Kinvey
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Arnold Ackerer
said
about 6 years ago
Hello Pranav,
thank you for getting back to me.
I did as you advised, new project and the pod file with your instructions, naturally changed the 'testProject' to my project name. Terminal window output as attached - looks normal to me.
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Pranav J
said
about 6 years ago
Answer
Arnold,
Did it fix the issue or you are still getting keyChain errors?
From your screenshot, the Kinvey SDK version that is installed on your end is 3.0.25. You should get 3.6.1. Also your keyChain access is 2.3.6. It should be 3.0.2. Please try 'pod update' command and let me know if it installs the latest dependencies. Check my screenshot below:
Also confirm that you are using the latest version of cocoapods.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
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Arnold Ackerer
said
about 6 years ago
yes, great, thank you that fixed it! only a few yellow warnings left
Arnold Ackerer
just started with downloading the sdk (via Cocoapod), added the appkey and secret and tried to verify the installation via the ping method explained in the kinvey starter guide.
However got a huge amount of error messages (680 errors) all connected to KeychainAccess as partly shown in the screenshot.
Am I doing something wrong? Just started with Kinvey, so the mistake might be on my side...
Xcode version 8.3.3, writing in Swift.
Did it fix the issue or you are still getting keyChain errors?
From your screenshot, the Kinvey SDK version that is installed on your end is 3.0.25. You should get 3.6.1. Also your keyChain access is 2.3.6. It should be 3.0.2. Please try 'pod update' command and let me know if it installs the latest dependencies. Check my screenshot below:
Also confirm that you are using the latest version of cocoapods.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
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Welcome to Kinvey! We are glad that you have started using Kinvey.
Following is my podfile content:
target 'testProject' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'Kinvey'
end
Can you please update your podfile with above content and retry the installation process. I would recommend creating a fresh project. Once you are done with installation process through CocoaPod method, please take a screenshot of the installed dependencies from the terminal and share it with me.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
Arnold Ackerer
Hello Pranav,
thank you for getting back to me.
I did as you advised, new project and the pod file with your instructions, naturally changed the 'testProject' to my project name. Terminal window output as attached - looks normal to me.
Pranav J
Did it fix the issue or you are still getting keyChain errors?
From your screenshot, the Kinvey SDK version that is installed on your end is 3.0.25. You should get 3.6.1. Also your keyChain access is 2.3.6. It should be 3.0.2. Please try 'pod update' command and let me know if it installs the latest dependencies. Check my screenshot below:
Also confirm that you are using the latest version of cocoapods.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
1 person likes this
Arnold Ackerer
yes, great, thank you that fixed it! only a few yellow warnings left
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