Gio Lodi • 3/28/2014

A caveat when upgrading a Podfile

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The article details a specific issue encountered while upgrading a legacy iOS project's Podfile, where a 'library not found for -lPods' error occurs after restructuring targets. It explains the root cause—a leftover library reference from the old configuration—and provides the solution of manually removing the obsolete libPods.a reference from the project's build settings.

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