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Environment variables in Podspec


Cocoapods podspec issueIs there an better way to get code from an internal cocoapod into a project?need help resolving workflow issues with private cocoapodCocoaPods and newer (iOS 8) APIs?How to submit an updated podspec to trunk when you're not the owner?Added podspec to trunk but the site is not showing my pod correctlycocoapods create private pods ,pod search failCocoapods subspec issue: None of your spec sources contain a spec satisfying the dependencyCocoapods: cannot find spec for pod even though it seems to existIssue while podspec linting






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I have an open source library that is build automatically by a CI system, and deployed in trunk/cocoapods automatically by the CI itself.



I would like to reduce the human-error possibility in the library version.
Currently, when a new release is ready I have to go inside the podspec and manually modify the version tag.



Since the CI automatically release the library for every new git-tag, is there a way to use the CI environment variables in the podspec?.



In particular I tried the following:



Pod::Spec.new do |s|
.......
s.version = $CI_COMMIT_TAG
......


But doesn't seems to work.



Any ideas how to use environment variables for it?



Something better then a text search-replace script maybe :D










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    I have an open source library that is build automatically by a CI system, and deployed in trunk/cocoapods automatically by the CI itself.



    I would like to reduce the human-error possibility in the library version.
    Currently, when a new release is ready I have to go inside the podspec and manually modify the version tag.



    Since the CI automatically release the library for every new git-tag, is there a way to use the CI environment variables in the podspec?.



    In particular I tried the following:



    Pod::Spec.new do |s|
    .......
    s.version = $CI_COMMIT_TAG
    ......


    But doesn't seems to work.



    Any ideas how to use environment variables for it?



    Something better then a text search-replace script maybe :D










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      I have an open source library that is build automatically by a CI system, and deployed in trunk/cocoapods automatically by the CI itself.



      I would like to reduce the human-error possibility in the library version.
      Currently, when a new release is ready I have to go inside the podspec and manually modify the version tag.



      Since the CI automatically release the library for every new git-tag, is there a way to use the CI environment variables in the podspec?.



      In particular I tried the following:



      Pod::Spec.new do |s|
      .......
      s.version = $CI_COMMIT_TAG
      ......


      But doesn't seems to work.



      Any ideas how to use environment variables for it?



      Something better then a text search-replace script maybe :D










      share|improve this question














      I have an open source library that is build automatically by a CI system, and deployed in trunk/cocoapods automatically by the CI itself.



      I would like to reduce the human-error possibility in the library version.
      Currently, when a new release is ready I have to go inside the podspec and manually modify the version tag.



      Since the CI automatically release the library for every new git-tag, is there a way to use the CI environment variables in the podspec?.



      In particular I tried the following:



      Pod::Spec.new do |s|
      .......
      s.version = $CI_COMMIT_TAG
      ......


      But doesn't seems to work.



      Any ideas how to use environment variables for it?



      Something better then a text search-replace script maybe :D







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