Xcode13 canImport is not recognized

[SummerTimer2016]

use Xcode13 Archive , happen not find 'Binding' and not find 'Image'

[DeadHipo]

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[DeadHipo]

Reproduced when use SwiftPM, maybe problem here #if canImport(SwiftUI) && canImport(Combine)

Add via cocoapods solve problem

[EdgarDegas]

You guys should browse the existing issues before creating a new one.

Anyway, the resolution is rather simple: upgrade to Kingfisher 7.0.0. While it might be also catastrophic depending on your project, since you have to drop support for all users under iOS 12.0.

Check issue#1802 and issue#1725. Also this migration guide.

[Arrankar]

Hello. Version 7.0, but still have troubles with building. Has anyone solved this problem?

[EdgarDegas]

Hello. Version 7.0, but still have troubles with building. Has anyone solved this problem?

iOS < 12.0 is no longer supported.

[Arrankar]

Hello. Version 7.0, but still have troubles with building. Has anyone solved this problem?

iOS < 12.0 is no longer supported.

Thank u! I solved the problem by correcting iOS 10 to iOS 12 in my PodFile.

post_install do |installer|
 installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
  target.build_configurations.each do |config|
   config.build_settings['IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET'] = '12.0'
  end
 end
end

[andrei115]

You guys should browse the existing issues before creating a new one.

Anyway, the resolution is rather simple: upgrade to Kingfisher 7.0.0. While it might be also catastrophic depending on your project, since you have to drop support for all users under iOS 12.0.

Check issue#1802 and issue#1725. Also this migration guide.

It's not catastrofic to drop support for iOS 12.0, but it is to drop support for iOS 13.0, if the app is written in SwiftUI like in my case

[onevcat]

@andrei115 For SwiftUI support, it is the planned dropping of iOS 13 support (and starting from iOS 14) since we need to use @StateObject to make the image loading logic correctly following SwiftUI design pattern. SwiftUI on iOS 13 is so broken and brings very heavy maintenance burden.

[andrei115]

@onevcat I know, but still...I am not able to get away with not supporting ios 13 for a production grade app, considering it accounts to about 8% of user base.
Fortunately, I managed to solve this by copying Kingfisher 6.3 source code in my app and it seems to work fine.

[onevcat]

@andrei115
Wow, that's nice! Thanks for the feedback. Really wish Apple could fix this in the toolchain :(