I'm trying to create a CocoaPod that has OpenSSL-Universal as a dependency. Whenever I go to the auto-generated Example subfolder and run pod install, I get the following error message:
[!] The '…' target has transitive dependencies that include static binaries: (…/Example/Pods/OpenSSL-Universal/lib-ios/libcrypto.a and …/Example/Pods/OpenSSL-Universal/lib-ios/libssl.a)
This error is not there when I remove use_frameworks! from the Podfile in this directory. However, I have another project, a Swift project, which has OpenSSL-Universal as a dependency, and because it's a Swift project, use_frameworks! is present in its Podfile. And yet somehow, it manages to perform pod install with no issues.
I've been trying to create both Swift and Objective-C CocoaPods with the OpenSSL-Universal dependency, and yet to no avail. There are other Pods, however, such as CoreBitcoin, that do have it as a dependency, and they, too, can be included in my Swift projects with use_frameworks!. However, when I try to use CoreBitcoin as a dependency in my own CocoaPod instead of OpenSSL-Universal, the same error is thrown as above, also for OpenSSL-Universal.
How do I make my own CocoaPod with that dependency? What am I doing wrong? I haven't changed any other default settings except for experimenting with the presence of the use_frameworks! flag in the auto-generated example subdirectory.
