Umbrella header SQLite.h not found in module.modulemap

[arnoldschmid]

I've updated XCode to the new version and I am trying to convert everything to use Swift 2.0. Unfortunately SQLite does not work anymore. I used the newest cocoapods (ver. 0.38.2) and i use this podfile:
use_frameworks!
pod 'SQLite.swift',git: 'https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift.git',branch: 'swift-2'
But I receive always the above mentioned error. I tried to clean the Build Folder without success, always the same. Using the old version of SQLite.swift (copying the project in my project) with the old version of xcode was running like a charm. Now I have troubles using SQLite.swift.
thanks
arnold

[vineethvijayan]

@arnoldschmid do u have the below issue

header "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS.sdk/usr/include/sqlite3.h"

??
I am also facing the same

[hohband]

Does anybody solve this problem? I have the same problem.

[stephencelis]

Can you try against the master branch again? I've merged the swift-2 branch in.

[warn4n]

We are still having this issue on the master branch. We had earlier failed to get it working with pods on Swift 1.2, so had fallen back to the manual installation instructions. We are really hoping to go the pods route now that we are upgrading our project to Swift 2. We think we thoroughly removed the previous manual installation, but I guess there is a chance this issue could be related to some ghost or remnant of that. We have tried on both the swift-2 branch and the master branch as of just now.

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[stephencelis]

@warn4n Can you tell me where your Xcode.app is installed?

[warn4n]

It's in /Applications, updated from the Mac app store.

[cliftonlabrum]

Did anyone figure this out? I just installed this today using CocoaPods. I'm using Xcode 7.1.1 and get this same error.

[nickmshelley]

@cliftonlabrum I'm pretty sure the swift2 branch was merged into master and is out of date. We have this line in our podfile and it works fine: pod 'SQLite.swift', git: 'https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift.git'

[cliftonlabrum]

That's what I have in my Podfile, too. Maybe something is wrong with my build settings in Xcode.

[Bronts]

I met same problem with this error : umbrella header "SQLite.h"

My cocoapods version is 0.39 Xcode7.2
I create a new project with cocoapod to integrate SQLite.swift. It builds well.
I have no idea to solve this error in project setting.

[Bronts]

Hi everyone.
I had solve this problem I met.
refer to https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/7528
point out by TommieC of 4th
I Resolved all errors/warnings and then the project build success.

[Bronts]

I found I did't solve this error with cococapod.But When I solved this problem when try to build my project with carthage.
first, I met this error on my OSX thich is 10.11.3 beta.
and if you want to use Carthage. You should do with this https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage#adding-frameworks-to-an-application

[mikemee]

Hi all: please try the publicpod branch. It's just a simple one line change to your Podfile (or Cartfile) - see PR #314 for instructions.

If you're just trying to get SQLite database access without encryption, it should fix all build problems as it's now a very vanilla build. (Per #311, the goal is to add SQLCipher via a separate build to keep things simpler).

And if any CocoaPods experts out there have an idea on how to fix the erroneous warning (Umbrella header for module 'SQLite' does not include header 'fts3_tokenizer.h), any help is much appreciated. CocoaPods tends to trip over itself a little and in an effort to keep tweaking to a minimum, I gave up trying to remove this for now.

[iNoles]

@mikemee By looking to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29657487/umbrella-header-for-module-bolts-does-not-include-header-bfapplinkresolving-h, You would need to add it on module map too.