Always coming back to master

[thedamfr]

Hi !

When I use Seeds on other branch than master, the script always get me back to master.

I think this is an issue.

With Love,
Damien

[devxoul]

Hi @thedamfr,

Could you please tell me:

1. which version are you using
2. how did you test (Seedfile or something else about your environment)

Thanks!

[thedamfr]

Hello !

seed --version
0.1.3

I'm on a branch called prod-v2
I update my Seedfile and then do a seed install
And I get myself on master and lost what I edited on my Seedfile

[devxoul]

Hello,

could you please update CocoaSeeds to latest version(0.2.0) which officially supports branches and try again?

Thanks.

[thedamfr]

Okay !

Le lun. 17 août 2015 à 16:18, Suyeol Jeon [email protected] a
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Hello,

could you please update CocoaSeeds to latest version(0.2.0) which
officially supports branches and try again?

Thanks.

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[devxoul]

@thedamfr, is that working properly?

[thedamfr]

Didn't have the time to check again. But I will do soon!

Le jeu. 20 août 2015 6:33 PM, Suyeol Jeon [email protected] a
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@thedamfr https://github.com/thedamfr, is that working properly?

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[thedamfr]

Hi !
It's prod day ! Prod-day is the day I remove all frameworks from Cocoapods to go AppStore.
And this is not working yet :

thedamfr at MacBook-Pro-de-Damien.local  ~/Dev/Projects/Txxxxxx/Txxxxxx on prod-v2
$ seed --version
0.2.0
thedamfr at MacBook-Pro-de-Damien.local  ~/Dev/Projects/Txxxxxx/Txxxxxx on prod-v2
$ seed install
Anaylizing dependencies
Installing Alamofire 1.3.1 (was )
Installing Async.legacy master (was master)
Using SnapKit (0.13.0)
Configuring Txxxxxx.xcodeproj
thedamfr at MacBook-Pro-de-Damien.local  ~/Dev/Projects/Txxxxxx/Txxxxxx on master*

[devxoul]

@thedamfr, could you please show me your Seedfile?

[thedamfr]

cat Seedfile
# seeds for all targets

github "josephlord/Async.legacy", "master", :files => "AsyncLegacy.{h,swift}"
github "SnapKit/SnapKit", "0.13.0", :files => "Source/*.{swift,h}"
github "Alamofire/Alamofire", "1.3.1", :files => "Source/*.{swift,h}"

[devxoul]

@thedamfr,
There's no such code in CocoaSeeds that changes current branch.
Could you please check again without josephlord/Async.legacy?

github "SnapKit/SnapKit", "0.13.0", :files => "Source/*.{swift,h}"
github "Alamofire/Alamofire", "1.3.1", :files => "Source/*.{swift,h}"

[thedamfr]

it does works :-)

[thedamfr]

Even so, the Alamofire and Snapkit folders are now empty :(

[devxoul]

Hmm, that's odd. Which shell and which version of git are you using?

e.g.

$ echo $0
-bash
$ git --version
git version 2.3.7

[thedamfr]

$ echo $0
-bash
$  git --version
git version 2.3.0

Le mer. 2 sept. 2015 à 18:26, Suyeol Jeon <[email protected]> a
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> Hmm, that's odd. Which shell and which version of git are you using?
>
> e.g.
>
> $ echo $0
> -bash
> $ git --version
> git version 2.3.7
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>

[devxoul]

@thedamfr,
I've struggled with this issue for several days but couldn't find a solution.
I'm sorry, I'll keep this issue open with labeled 'help wanted'.

[thedamfr]

Okay! :)

Le mer. 9 sept. 2015 8:12 AM, Suyeol Jeon [email protected] a
écrit :

@thedamfr https://github.com/thedamfr,
I've struggled with this issue for several days but couldn't find a
solution.
I'm sorry, I'll keep this issue open with labeled 'help wanted'.

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