Included Paypal SDK causes build failures for armv7 architecture about braintree_ios HOT 6 CLOSED

This is unexpected. We are definitely intending to compile the PayPal SDK such that it includes armv7.

$ xcrun otool -f Pods/Braintree/Braintree/PayPal/Braintree-PayPal/PayPalMobileSDK/libPayPalMobile.a
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Archive : Pods/Braintree/Braintree/PayPal/Braintree-PayPal/PayPalMobileSDK/libPayPalMobile.a

Can you try recreating this? On my end, the included static library seems to include an armv7 slice.

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Got the exact same output as you... I think this might have something to do with a bug in CocoaPods - I've recently had to add the Google Analytics .a lib directly to my app's targets despite installing via a Pod.

To fix this, all I did was go into the Pods-Braintree target, Build Phases and then manually add the libPayPalMobile.a under Link Binary With Libraries

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I'm glad you have a temporary fix. In case you aren't already, I'd recommend committing the Pods directory into source control to preserve the "hacks".

Do you have any sense of what the CocoaPods bug might be? I'd love to submit a fix to the @CocoaPods folks.

On Sep 1, 2014, at 11:22, gileze33 [email protected] wrote:

Got the exact same output as you... I think this might have something to do with a bug in CocoaPods - I've recently had to add the Google Analytics .a lib directly to my app's targets despite installing via a Pod.

To fix this, all I did was go into the Pods-Braintree target, Build Phases and then manually add the libPayPalMobile.a under Link Binary With Libraries

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To try recreating this, I ran pod try Braintree and ran the Braintree Demo scheme on an iPhone Retina (4-inch 64-bit) (Xcode 5). It ran successfully for me.

Do you also see Undefined symbols for architecture armv7 when you try this on your box? I'm guessing this issue was caused by a build setting in your project.

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@gileze33 Your fix worked for me.

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Same issue, @gileze33 solution worked for me. Strange.

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