cocoapods-modify-dependency-version
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cocoapods-modify-dependency-version will try to modify specific dependency version by branch name or tag.
$ gem install cocoapods-modify-dependency-version
pod modify-dependency-version will display a list of Pods that changed by this command.
$ pod modify-dependency-version --name=SuiNetworking --branch=test
~SuiNetworking
The symbol before each Pod name indicates the status of the Pod. A ~ indicates specific dependency has been modified.
Verbose mode shows a bit more detail:
$ pod modify-dependency-version --name=SuiNetworking --branch=test --verbose
SuiNetworking current_branch: master -> modify_branch: test
If the specific dependency not in the Podfile, then the output looks like:
$ pod modify-dependency-version --name=FakeRepo --branch=test
FakeRepo not found.
cocoapods-modify-dependency-version is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.
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We found that cocoapods-modify-dependency-version demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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