The examples under <repo_root>/examples now rely on the released
versions. Those under src/objective-c/examples, as well as the tests,
rely on protoc and the plugin as compiled from head.
Still needed:
- Make it build protoc if it’s not in the root (i.e. if we're developing locally)
- Put the gRPC plugin in the GitHub release page, and add a podspec for it that does the same
Conflicts:
- gRPC.podspec
- Only had non-trivial changes in the core file list, which will need to be
regenerated (in gRPC-Core.podspec).
- src/objective-c/BoringSSL.podspec
- Had trivial conflicts in the version.
- src/objective-c/examples/RemoteTestClient/RemoteTest.podspec
- Trivial conflicts in quoting.
- src/objective-c/examples/Sample/Sample.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj and
src/objective-c/examples/SwiftSample/SwiftSample.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
- The master version is used, pending testing. The 0.14 version had emoji and
some unneeded entries.
- src/objective-c/tests/Podfile
- Added CronetFramework pod, and warning silencing from master.
- templates/gRPC.podspec.template
- Deleted.
- third_party/protobuf
- Using master commit, but need to verify if it works for frameworks.
This works around the Cocoapods' linter header_mapping_dir restrictions.
Incidentally, it also removes the need to set build settings in the user
target.
For local running one can still tests AllTests, but for C.I. one can
test the 4 of them in parallel (and, importantly, deactivate the remote
interop tests until we fix them on Travis; while keeping the rest).
I had to make the remote tests a subclass of an abstract InteropTests
(like InteropTestsLocalSSL and InteropTestsLocalCleartext), and then
deactivate the abstract InteropTests on the 4 schemes that use it.