So I recently started using CocoaPods and I've gotten a few installed and running without any problems. It works perfectly in the simulator, and if I compile the app to a device through xcode it works fine as well. But when I export the app as an .IPA and install the app on a device my app crashes. The device log states that a library couldn't be loaded. I tried removing the library it could not load, and it proceeded by not being able to load the next library so it seems that the .IPA does not include the CocoaPods at all. I would provide you with my settings in the project file but I don't even know where to start looking or what info to provide you with since I'm very new to CocoaPods.
Here is the error message:
Dyld Error Message:
Library not loaded: @rpath/Charts.framework/Charts
Referenced from: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/50931ADA-7E77-42C4-BFKA-0EB4A71BCF63/myApp.app/MyApp
Reason: no suitable image found.
Too clarify: It all works fine except when I export the app as an .IPA, so I believe the project hierarchy is correct and the pods are installed correctly. I would bet that there is some sort of project setting that prevents it from being exported?
Edit #1: It works when I export the .IPA without using an Enterprise account, so the issue is somehow connected to the Enterprise account. I read somewhere that the new Cocoa Touch Framework was a bit buggy and couldn't be used with the Enterprise deployment, is CocoaPods using Cocoa Touch Framework? Anyone else have any other suggestions?