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Obtaining the personal access token and a secure version of it, and how to edit the Travis script accordingly

Awesome stuff!
It would be simpler if we use xcconfigs for the configuration.

I am curious about what is a good practice to add a Framework dependency in this Template, for example AlamoFire. For more details, I posted a question about that in SO.

Hi!
As currently is, it seems that the framework version is hardcoded to 0.0.1 in the podspec and Info.plist files, and to 3.0.0 in the README file. Is it possible to make it customizable during setup? If not, then we could perhaps at least edit it to be the same number in all files.
Thanks!

Hi, Rahul! I have a stupid simple question. I want to create own template for Xcode project. And I've tried to create project with default name and replace it by {{ cookiecutter.name }} key. How you did it?

Hi! I noticed each build stage on Travis was rebuilding every dependency on Cartfile from scratch, leading each build stage to take around 25 minutes in my framework.

I was outdated myself with the integration between Carthage and Travis, but then I found that it is already possible to use the cache successfully: travis-ci/travis-ci#6348

Notice that what's suggested there is very close to what we have in this template, the only difference being that they run the Carthage command before_install rather than before_script. I made that change and it worked great for me - it takes around 5 minutes now.
edit: I must say my 2 first build stages took around 5 minutes, but the 3rd one is rebuilding all dependencies again. Maybe because yesterday I cancelled after the first 2 and it is creating individual caches per stage?

While this was a great improvement for my case, I don't know what were the reasons behind doing it on before_script, so I'm not sure if moving to before_install will be a good change. Let me know if I can open a PR!

Thanks! :D

When adding an example Project, I can't seem to get it to recognize classes the Framework provides.

import MyFramework works, but I get no type names 'SomeType' in module MyFramework when I try to use the framework (for example, MyFramework.Something)

I've tried to copy how Restofire is setup, but had no luck.

My Example project has the framework added to Embedded Binaries and Linked Frameworks and Libraries` in Xcode.

I'm wondering if somehow the .framework isn't including my source files? They're in the Compile Sources build phase - so I'm not sure where to look.

Also, is the bridging header for Objective-C compatibility, or should I remove it if I have a 100% Swift project?

The Package.swift template has Restofire hard-coded under the filename

The meaning of “tags: true” in the Travis config and example of tags that are valid according to the regex (for non-regex experts)

@RahulKatariya I can grab this one too but I have a question: if I push —tags then only the tag is pushed, which will run the deployment scripts but won’t update my master branch. If I push master then it won’t deploy because it’s not a tagged build... so my newbie solution was to push —tags, then push master and cancel the master build (because 2 builds are triggered, one for the tag and another for the branch). What is a more appropriate way to do this? Thanks!