showPreferencesForExtension error SFErrorDomain Code=1 "(null)" after pod install

After I fill Podfile, run pod install and then open my project via xcworkspace file. I found out that showPreferencesForExtension throw error SFErrorDomain Code=1 "(null)" if I will open the same project via xcodeproj file this method will works without any errors. What could be wrong?

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I had the same issue. I resolved it by:


  1. Clean build folder
  2. Close the project/workspace
  3. `pod deintegrate`
  4. `rm -rf my_project.xcworkspace`
  5. Create a new workspace *manually* and add my project
  6. In root of Podfile add `install! 'cocoapods', :integrate_targets => false`
  7. In each target add `current_target_definition.swift_version = '5.0'` # Works around a bug when using 'integrate_targets => false
  8. `pod install`
  9. Add Pods.xcproject to my workspace


The first time I ran my build after this the extension disappeared from settings, but another clean build fixed everything up.

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What is a Podfile/what is pod install?


I'm not sure what to tell you exactly at this point without a little more information.


I can tell you that Code=1 is SFErrorNoExtensionFound, so it looks like the system can't find your extension.

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I had the same issue. I resolved it by:


  1. Clean build folder
  2. Close the project/workspace
  3. `pod deintegrate`
  4. `rm -rf my_project.xcworkspace`
  5. Create a new workspace *manually* and add my project
  6. In root of Podfile add `install! 'cocoapods', :integrate_targets => false`
  7. In each target add `current_target_definition.swift_version = '5.0'` # Works around a bug when using 'integrate_targets => false
  8. `pod install`
  9. Add Pods.xcproject to my workspace


The first time I ran my build after this the extension disappeared from settings, but another clean build fixed everything up.

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Thank you, very much, it works for me!) Great step by step instruction!

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But still, I can't import libraries that I've installed through cocoapod. For example, I have installed Alamofire, followed your instruction. My extension works fine, but I can't import Alamofire, xcode build failed with error: No such module 'Alamofire'.

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