pod install fails about libpusher

[soffes]

It looks like default_target_installer here isn't defined.

[lukeredpath]

libPusher is currently running on a non-stable version of CocoaPods.

There have been a flurry of changes lately but it should still work with CocoaPods HEAD.

Run bundle install followed by bundle exec pod install

[lukeredpath]

I'm also considering adding the Pods directory to version control to make this easier for contributors. Hopefully CocoaPods will have better (automated) git submodule integration in the future which would mean I could do this without bloating my own repository. I'll talk to @alloy about the best way of approaching this.

[soffes]

Success! I think a note in the Readme about using bundler to do it is plenty.

[lukeredpath]

Glad it worked. I'll think about it re: adding Pods to Git. I know @alloy does it for some of his projects. To people who don't use Ruby, bundler is yet another possible hurdle.

[lukeredpath]

BTW, there are some notes on how to compile locally in the wiki. (at the bottom)

[soffes]

True. I still couldn't get the project to build a sub project. Moving back to the downloads...

[soffes]

Nice. Hadn't seen that wiki page. Is it possible to build as a subproject?