Hi @dnkoutso, can you take a look at this PR? Am I missing something that needs to be addressed here?

@gabrieldonadel can you bundle update cocoapods-core xcodeproj in your PR to bump the SHA's with the recently merged PRs?

@gabrieldonadel can you bundle update cocoapods-core xcodeproj in your PR to bump the SHA's with the recently merged PRs?

Sure, I've just pushed a commit updating Gemfile.lock

Seems that we'll need to update LastUpgradeVersion = "1500" inside https://github.com/CocoaPods/cocoapods-integration-specs

@gabrieldonadel from the cocoapods repo on your branch run bundle exec rake spec:integration:update it will modify a bunch of files and then open a PR in the integration specs repo. We will merge that and then bump the SHA here.

Its a process but those integration specs catch some stuff...

@gabrieldonadel from the cocoapods repo on your branch run bundle exec rake spec:integration:update it will modify a bunch of files and then open a PR in the integration specs repo. We will merge that and then bump the SHA here.

Its a process but those integration specs catch some stuff...

Should I run bundle exec rake spec:integration:update inside the CocoaPods/CocoaPods repo? This gives me an error

@gabrieldonadel might be bundle exec rake spec:rebuild_integration_fixtures sorry.

List is with bundle exec rake spec --tasks

And yes inside CocoaPods/CocoaPods repo and be on your branch.

Ohh I see @dnkoutso, this should be fixed now CocoaPods/cocoapods-integration-specs#343

I had one question in CocoaPods/cocoapods-integration-specs#343.

@gabrieldonadel congratulations and thank you so much!

Hi, How could use 1.13 to us visionOS platform?

Was this tested before being released?

pod lib lint --platforms=visionos fails:

• ERROR | [visionOS] unknown: Encountered an unknown error (Could not find a visionos simulator (valid values: ios, tvos, watchos, xros). Ensure that Xcode -> Window -> Devices has at least one visionos simulator listed or otherwise add one.

pod lib lint --platforms=xros fails too:

[!] Unrecognized platform xros. Valid platforms: iOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS, tvOS

Do you have a visionos simulator installed in your local Xcode installation?

Xcode 15 beta 8 on CircleCI has it installed, yes: https://discuss.circleci.com/t/xcode-15-rc-released-important-notice-for-visionos-sdk-users/49278#warning-for-visionos-sdk-users-warning-2

The problem is that it's expecting xros:

Could not find a visionos simulator (valid values: ios, tvos, watchos, xros

But the --platforms parameter doesn't accept that.

Ah we might need to update https://github.com/CocoaPods/fourflusher/blob/master/lib/fourflusher/find.rb#L107-L126

different gem which we could update and cocoapods can start functioning

Hmm maybe something is off between the two of them...

The problem is that it's expecting xros:

yeah you are right @NachoSoto

@dnkoutso any update on this?

Experiencing the same problem with pod lib lint. It's expecting xros.

Would be great if pod lib lint support for visionOS could be fixed. Multiple pods such as Firebase and RevenueCat are currently blocked by this to ship their visionOS support. 🙏

FYI this is still broken on CocoaPods 1.15.0:

[!] Unrecognized platform visionOS. Valid platforms: iOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS, tvOS

It's sad considering vision pro release in a couple of days

I've looked through the code in CocoaPods/Core#745 and I don't fully understand why it doesn't work.

The error comes from here:

@platforms = platforms.map do |platform|
  result =  case platform.to_s.downcase
            # Platform doesn't recognize 'macos' as being the same as 'osx' when initializing
            when 'macos' then Platform.macos
            else Platform.new(platform, nil)
            end
  unless valid_platform?(result)
    raise Informative, "Unrecognized platform `#{platform}`. Valid platforms: #{VALID_PLATFORMS.join(', ')}"
  end
  result
end

This is how valid_platform is implemented:

def valid_platform?(platform)
  VALID_PLATFORMS.any? { |p| p.name == platform.name }
end

Which comes from CocoaPods/Core:

def self.all
  [ios, osx, watchos, visionos, tvos]
end

I see there's logic there for lowercasing the name, but as far as I can tell it's correct.

The lowercasing is only applied to the macos check. Looks like a simple fix - thanks for narrowing it down!