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I recently upgraded my Cocoapods from version 0.39 to 1.1.1. I am using both Firebase and GeoFire in my project. The project would build and compile perfectly fine before the upgrade. After the upgrade, I get an error that says:

'FirebaseDatabase/FirebaseDatabase.h file not found'

This error is located in the GeoFire.m file.

I've tried cleaning the project, restarting Xcode, restarting my computer, but nothing is working. I don't understand how all of the sudden GeoFire can't find the FirebaseDatabase header file, even though it never moved. Has anyone seen this issue? Any suggestions?

Josh
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I've just figured out a solution to the same issue. Try replacing the FirebaseDatabase/FirebaseDatabase.h with the path of the FirebaseDatabase.h in your project.

In Xcode, in the Navigator, unwind the directories for FirebaseDatabase > Frameworks > FirebaseDatabase.framework > Headers. Click and drag the FirebaseDatabase.h file and drop it onto your Geo.m file. This should place a file path in your code. Place this after an #import within < > brackets.

It should look something like this:

#import </Users/(filePath)/(projectName)/Pods/FirebaseDatabase/Frameworks/ FirebaseDatabase.framework/Headers/FIRDatabase.h>

Not a permanent solution, and could cause problems when sharing the file with collaborators, as the path of the file may change. But it will get GeoG

Christopher Boynton
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I think you should use the following code at this moment:

import "../../../FirebaseDatabase/Frameworks/FirebaseDatabase.framework/Headers/FIRDatabase.h"
Ian Ferreira
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