iOS: Also compile from source (don't use CocoaPods MMKV dependency, but rather use git submodule MMKV/)#8
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iOS: Also compile from source (don't use CocoaPods MMKV dependency, but rather use git submodule MMKV/)#8
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This reverts commit 9784023.
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Since Android uses the
MMKV/folder (a git submodule) and builds MMKV from source, it would make sense to let the iOS version also do that to maintain the same version (same commit) across platforms.I had some issues with copying over the MMKV/Core and MMKV/iOS folder since that made cocoapods "produce duplicate UUIDs".
Now I will try to only use the MMKV/Core library, basically create my own wrapper just like Tencent/MMKV/iOS did.
I'm having build issues with Objective-C ARC rn, hopefully someone can help here.