Upgrading and Releasing New Pod Versions on CocoaPods

by saiday

This guide assumes you already maintain a pod and are one of its authors. If not, start here: Getting set up with Trunk.

I don’t release new pod versions very often, and I tend to forget the exact steps—so this is a note to myself.

Upgrade pod on CocoaPods

  1. Update the .podspec file for s.version and s.source with the new git tag.
  2. Create a new git tag.
  3. Push the .podspec commit and tag to the remote.
  4. Run pod spec lint --allow-warnings.
  5. Run pod trunk register mail@example.com 'Name' for verifing the session.
  6. Run arch -x86_64 pod trunk push --allow-warnings.
Fetch newly updated pods on local environment

CocoaDocs receives notifications from the CocoaPods/Specs repo on GitHub whenever a CocoaPod is updated. This process can take around 15 minutes after your Podspec is merged.

from:How do I get my library on CocoaDocs?

Run arch -x86_64 pod repo update.

That’s it. Happy upgrading!