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Use <global> includes for AFNetworking classes#45
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So pod can be build as module
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Use <global> includes for AFNetworking classes
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So pod can be build as dynamic framework
When using cocoapods
use_submodules!option, I get following error messages after trying to build my app:To fix this
AFNetworking-RACExtensionsneeds to use global includes (#import <some/header.h>) because AFNetworking headers are not in scope of the framework's public headers.