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defaultIssuer and defaultName are internal and cannot be referenced #152
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We're having the same issue. With Swift 3.2 it compiles perfectly, so the problem most probably is Swift 4. |
@martindaum as I see the problem is fixed as shown here. My problem is that I cannot add the develop branch as a dependency to my own pod. Could you please create a tag from it @mattrubin ? Thanks! |
Fix this please |
Fix it please. |
In the mean time, change the
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The CocoaPods compile issue is fixed, and version 3.0.1 of the pod is now available. The underlying issue was CocoaPods not respecting the project's |
I get the following errors when building my application:
In Token.swift:
Static let 'defaultIssuer' is internal and cannot be referenced from a default argument value
Static let 'defaultName' is internal and cannot be referenced from a default argument value
I have added OneTimePassword with cocoapods and my application uses Swift4.
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