Stored properties cannot be marked unavailable with '@available'

[AizatQisti]

have issue running on xcode 15 error "Stored properties cannot be marked unavailable with '@available' "

[BeauNouvelle]

Ah thanks for this. Will check it out for you!

[Abduladzhi]

[triggs]

I have the same issue, i've checked the latest code and that attribute is not there but it is in the files after running pod install.
(i don't really understand how cocoapods works under hood but just in case this helps)

on the main page of the repo it says the latest release is 2.5.0 and the podspec says 2.2.2 but when i check the podfile.lock after running pod install it says its 2.1.0
maybe there is a config issue with pod?

[BeauNouvelle]

Sorry about this. Looks like the pod file hasn't been updated. Will get onto it

[QaziAmmar]

facing the same issue updating the pod file as well.

[BeauNouvelle]

@QaziAmmar

Could you try again with 2.5.1?

It looks like I made the change some months ago, but pods didn't pick it up until I created a new tag.

[vit-azarov]

@BeauNouvelle
Hello! I just upgraded my xcode to 15.3 and also got the above error.
With pod 'SimpleCheckbox' in my pod file, 2.1.0 is being installed on pod update
If I specify a version with pod 'SimpleCheckbox', '~> 2.5.1' (as you mentioned above) i got this error on pod update:

[!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "SimpleCheckbox":
In Podfile:
SimpleCheckbox (~> 2.5.1)

None of your spec sources contain a spec satisfying the dependency: SimpleCheckbox (~> 2.5.1).

You have either:

• mistyped the name or version.
• not added the source repo that hosts the Podspec to your Podfile.

Can you please suggest what can be a solution here?

[BeauNouvelle]

Ah perhaps I need to push the update to the cocoa pods repo. Sorry, I've been off cocoa pods for years now. Is there any reason why you don't want to use SPM?

Not sure I have the time to maintain a cocoa pods supported version of this for what is essentially a few small files.

[vit-azarov]

No real reason, just a fact that we use Cocoapods for all dependencies in our project. I migrated to SPM today without any issues, since you are not supporting pods. All works good, thank you!