While developing the internal project for a CocoaPod, I can successfully add a .docc documentation archive, build documentation and see the changes reflected in the Xcode documentation viewer. However, when I include the pod in another project (and run pod install), the documentation archive is treated as a normal folder and its customisations are not reflected when building documentation. From the icon, it looks like Xcode does not recognise it:
| The pod's internal project directory | The pod's directory inside the project that installed it |
|---|---|
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Am I doing something wrong?
CodePudding user response:
Looks like Cocoapods does not currently support DocC and will incorrectly build the pods project, treating the .docc directory as a normal folder. A fix has been submitted and looks like it will be included in the next version (1.12.0).


