How to run Cocoapods on Apple Silicon (M1)

[@longf1guitar138]

this is great, a day of struggling is shortened into 3 min. Thanks very much!, keep up with the good work

[@software-sage]

You're welcome! I aim at making content that is straight to the point

[@DipakKumar-tl3by]

Thank you very much dear. I had spent 2 weeks to fix. After reinstall OS, it was not working. Now it is working fine. You saved my job!

[@software-sage]

Thats good to hear

[@michaelfritz4216]

Thanks man! Have to create a database for my senior project and I was having trouble on my M1. Thanks!!!

[@software-sage]

You're welcome!

[@parkerhowell1068]

at 2:55 how did you modify the --INSERT-- portion on bottom of terminal

[@software-sage]

in Vim you need to go into a different mode using `ESC` then type `:`

[@andrewhartsfieldii543]

This actually worked. Super helpful video that saved me so much time.

[@software-sage]

Glad that it helped you!

[@СергейКараченцев-т4щ]

Bro u are genius tnx a lot!!

[@software-sage]

Thanks

[@Dois-]

Thanks David, this helped me a lot.

[@software-sage]

Glad to hear it!

[@TheAppleHiTech]

Спасибо бро, реально выручил

[@software-sage]

glad you like it

[@ahmedmohna1986]

thnx bro u save my time

[@software-sage]

Always welcome

[@nokib03]

Thanks, bro, You save me...

[@software-sage]

Glad to hear that

[@danielsarkodie8314]

you made my day

[@rohantyagi4974]

Hey! If you are on the latest released version of MacOS you do not need to open terminal with Rosetta, just execute sudo gem install ffi

[@jerripot]

Thank you but then what do you do?

[@software-sage]

Can someone confirm that this works? I am still using the Rosetta way.

[@levionmusic]

@@software-sage Even that "gem install ffi" kinda works in regular terminal the "pod install" command still works correctly only in rosetta one.

[@Jeff_Makit]

ERROR: Error installing ffi: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. It's doesn't work..

[@priyankababar1682]

Thanks David...worked for me.

[@software-sage]

Good

[@BARCELONA971000]

Hi David, I can't duplicate the Terminal it is just the option didn't appear to me, how can I solve this?

[@software-sage]

By now there should be other ways to fix this issue. Or just use Swift Package Manager

[@SamXx-fc5pp]

Worked for me too , thanks bro 🙏🏼

[@software-sage]

Glad I could help

[@ПетрЛавров-ш5ю]

Hello, please tell me how to return to another process after the "vim Podfile" command, you click " :wq" on the video and go, I don't work like that!

[@software-sage]

Pres “ESC” key to exit

[@richardmorgan9708]

did not work for me. getting the same error.

[@robertt639]

Same. Anyone solved it?

[@furqanahmad2670]

@@robertt639 same for me, any other solution?

[@pubudutharuka8053]

same for me

[@furqanahmad2670]

@@pubudutharuka8053 i found a solution

[@furqanahmad2670]

@@pubudutharuka8053 he explained the same thing but somehow i couldn't able to fix that error by following what he was showing in the video. I fixed my issues by following this article which is similar to the video. khushwanttanwar.medium.com/xcode-12-compilation-errors-while-running-with-ios-14-simulators-5731c91326e9

[@johanaronstedt8186]

Didnt work for me, i tried installing everything using homebrew but then found your video and I uninstalled with homebrew and then tried your method but I just get errors while trying the "sudo gem install"

[@software-sage]

Did you get it to work?

[@johanaronstedt8186]

@@software-sage yes I eventually got it to work 😇 thanks!

[@dopamine_burnout]

Thanks, fixed my problem. But Xcode warning me and offers to "Update IOS Deployment Target ". What's you recommend, guys: to not pay attention or perform changes?

[@software-sage]

I would update it

[@sythorngsun684]

Thank so much bro🙏

[@usus8420]

Hi every time you create a project you have to install cocopoads ?

[@software-sage]

If you are using dependencies then yes

[@affanputra5971]

i Can't Duplicate the terminal on Mac Sonoma

[@ameykulkarni1624]

Did you solve it ?

[@affanputra5971]

I still can't duplicate the terminal. but my problem has been resolved ​@@ameykulkarni1624

[@kostaspsikos7721]

Excellent!

[@software-sage]

Glad you liked it!

[@markozivanovic5936]

Tnx! 🙌🏼

[@software-sage]

You're welcome

[@lucyfox338]

Worked for me. Thanks

[@software-sage]

Awesome!

[@iamwhoiam6835]

Thank you so much!

[@software-sage]

You're welcome!

[@newskooter6463]

life saver

[@software-sage]

Thank you

[@GethWR]

great, thx! sudo gem install ffi works for me!

[@software-sage]

That method should also work. I've heard other people talk about it

[@neomukesh1]

getting same error : zsh: command not found: pod

[@software-sage]

Make sure you installed “Cocoapods” on your computer

[@neomukesh1]

@@software-sage How to install Cocoapods in Mac m1

[@jaisanmathew3711]

Building native extensions. This could take a while... ERROR: Error installing cocoapods: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.

[@soy_tony]

same problem

[@software-sage]

Did you get it to work?

[@ernie-j1o]

solved?

[@toufikahamed1492]

Can't install. anyone help me am a beginner.

[@software-sage]

Did you get it to work?

[@toufikahamed1492]

@@software-sage not yet.

[@karthigayan6037]

thanks bro

[@software-sage]

Welcome

[@prasad3673]

Not working

[@software-sage]

What's not working here?

[@kirillshvetsov7745]

Good, отлично

[@software-sage]

You're welcome

[@gaf_gaf]

At 2:12 With the M1 Monterey it says: You don't have write permissions for the /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.6/usr/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0 directory. Unfortunately.

[@software-sage]

Trying using sudo

[@gaf_gaf]

@@software-sage That's what I did: % sudo gem install cocoapods Password: ERROR: While executing gem ... (Gem::FilePermissionError) You don't have write permissions for the /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.6/usr/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0 directory.

[@aksexanadu]

Worked for me, thanks

[@software-sage]

Good to hear

[@zhorababakhanyan1938]

Worked for me. Thanks

[@software-sage]

You're welcome!