module.modulemap Xcode 7.3 (7D175)

[jamielesouef]

Hi,

I'm getting an the following errors when after upgrading to Xcode 7.3

Redefinition of module 'Compression'
Redefinition of module 'Darwin'
Redefinition of module 'os'
Redefinition of module 'libkern'

Could not build Objective-C module 'SQLLite

tried cleaning project, re installing pods but no luck.

[shnhrrsn]

Similar issue being tracked in #349 -- I just added some info there that may be helpful.

[vtongcoder]

I have the same issue. This one only happens when I select a Simulator device to run the app.
On my real iPhone, everything is ok

[parachvte]

Ran into the same issue +1

[codysk]

Same issue +1
It work for real device but Simulator is down

[AliThink]

Same issue +1

[JackDPro]

+1, but i find the update log with .travis.yml file.

[vin-the-dev]

+1 same issue

[fuxx]

I've added a pull request from a solution i made for my framework. In the module map i added cpu checks and based on that i include the sqlite header for arm or x86.

#379

+1 issue occurs on Xcode 7.3 stable version (swift 2.2)

[stephencelis]

If you're using iOS, @fuxx's branch will unblock you, though it still doesn't solve build issues with OS X and tvOS. #349 has an alternative solution. I know workarounds suck, and I'd love to merge an update that fixes CocoaPods for everyone when it's available, but these solutions should allow everyone to get back to building their apps.

I will note that this issue only affects CocoaPods-based installations. CocoaPods is a great tool, but the way it works currently requires a custom module map approach that is more difficult to maintain and unfortunately rather brittle. The other installation methods (submodule, Carthage) will be more stable because they do not depend on this approach. As such, using an alternative installation method for SQLite.swift will also unblock anyone encountering this error. You can continue to use CocoaPods for the rest of your dependencies even if you choose to integrate SQLite.swift as a submodule or Carthage-built framework.

[stephencelis]

Would those having issues try this solution? #380

[jamielesouef]

Following #380 I was able to install SQLite.swift using the CocoaPods app (Version 1.0.0.beta.5 (2016.03.14))