@Chris-Corea what version of Cocoapods are you using? And are your command line tools definitely pointed @ Xcode 8?

I'm on XCode 8 and there are issues with the latest version of SnapKit and Xcode 8. Most of it is extraneous arguments.

@adhiravishankar @Chris-Corea what may have happened is I did this release using Xcode 8 GM not Xcode 8 from app store and there may be some subtle difference.

I'm checking now.

@adhiravishankar @Chris-Corea so I've triple checked and I can't reproduce this.

Can both of you please confirm:

Xcode Version

1. Open Xcode
2. Go Menu Bar -> Xcode -> About Xcode
3. Ensure you are running latest App Store version 8.0 (8A218a)

Cocoapods Version

1. Open Terminal
2. Type pod --version
3. Ensure you are running at least 1.1.0.rc.2

Project Swift Version

1. Open Xcode Project
2. Open Target Build Settings
3. Find Use Legacy Swift Language Version
4. Ensure this is NO for your target

Project Podfile.lock

1. Open your Podfile.lock in a text editor
2. Ensure you have SnapKit (3.0.0) under the PODS: section

Xcode Version 8.0(8A218a)
Cocoapods Version 1.0.1 (I tried to update, but no update)
Compile Error. It reminds me that I need to convert the swift version.

@HaijunWei, since 1.1.0.rc.2 is an rc-version (release-candidate version), you can install it with this command:

sudo gem install cocoapods --pre

If anybody gets here who is having issues pushing a Swift 3 update to a pod that has SnapKit as a dependency, I was getting similar compile errors only when trying pod spec lint and pod trunk push, while SnapKit was building fine with my framework in Xcode.

I was able to fix this by running echo "3.0" > .swift-version in my directory as a hint to cocoapods. This is discussed further here: CocoaPods/CocoaPods#5864

@sahandnayebaziz ah that is how you fix the linter! I cheated and just disabled the lint check in the gem ruby code.

what time will be support swift3.0?

@Mosaics it's already supported, there's just some Cocoapods issues with installing dependencies. Nothing I can do for SnapKit to resolve that.

I would hold off on renaming the issue just yet, I fixed my errors, but I might receive an update and it would get rid of it. I haven't had time yet to check it, but I'll highlight the issues I had as soon as I can.

Also, all of those requirements did hold true.

@adhiravishankar I'm pretty positive it's an issue with Cocoapods, I've checked on two computers with Xcode 8 and also Travis isn't complaining.

I'm going to leave this issue up for a bit because there will be many upgraders over the next few weeks that run into the same problem.

In the test project using Xcode 8 (8A218a) and cocoapods (1.0.1), integrated SnapKit (3.0.0) 272 compile errors.

@robertjpayne Yes swift3.0, solution: target-Build Phases- add Copy Files "SnapKit.framework".hhh

@xx11dragon weird, sounds like Cocoapods isn't integrating properly if the fix is to manually copy the framework. It should be doing that for you. 100% sure you are using v1.1.0.rc2? Ruby will allow multiple versions of the same gem to be installed.

@robertjpayne should be right...

@xx11dragon it should say 1.1.0.rc2 not beta.2

robertjpaynelocal:SnapKit robertjpayne$ pod --version
1.1.0.rc.2

You need to update!

@robertjpayne so sorry...

@robertjpayne delete all pod and pod install again it work

Thank you for attention

I have fixed by directly point to the git link within Podfile to fix the 16 errors.
Like that: pod 'SnapKit', :git => 'https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit.git'
I will change back after Cocoapods can have the least codes on their repository.

$ pod --version 1.0.1
Finally got SnapKit installed and the app building @kevinlee85 's way.

The other approach (using the rc version) I kept running into issues on pod install:

Setting up CocoaPods master repo
Unknown option: -C
usage: git [--version] [--exec-path[=]] [--html-path] [--man-path] [--info-path]
[-p|--paginate|--no-pager] [--no-replace-objects] [--bare]
[--git-dir=] [--work-tree=] [--namespace=]
[-c name=value] [--help]
[]
[!] Unable to add a source with url https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git named master-1.
You can try adding it manually in ~/.cocoapods/repos or via pod repo add.

Manually cloning the cocoapod repo or using pod repo add didn't work either. Uninstalling cocoapods, reinstalling 1.0.1 and pointing to SnapKit repo in Podfile did the trick for me.

My class didn't have import SnapKit but it was working just fine. Suddenly it stopped working.

I tried everything above and didn't help. After adding the import, it worked =S

@PlayLive it worked! thank u！:)

Closing this becauseI believe this is now fixed.