How do I setup Carthage to use my own Frameworks that are in private repository like Stash (Bitbucket)?

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Black Sheep picture Black Sheep · Dec 8, 2015 · Viewed 11.2k times · Source

I was wondering if there is something like private pods in Carthage, I have a couple of frameworks and I'm currently using git submodules, I started using Carthage for a new project and is pretty nice but so far I just configured it to manage third party Frameworks dependencies. I've checked the carthage documentation but is not that clear on how to set it up. Does Carthage work only with Github repos? Can it work with Atlassian-Stash(now Bitbucket)? If so how?

Answer

Black Sheep picture Black Sheep · Dec 8, 2015

So I finally found out how to setup Carthage with a Atlassian-Bitbucket

on the Cartfile i Just need to define the dependency origin which is the git repository

Enterprise git repository like Atlassian-Stash(Bitbucket) 

git "https://stashRepo"

it also works with ssh://

Or local project 

git "file:///directory/to/project" "branch"

UPDATE

Carthage has now added extra documentation on how the OGDL works in the Cartfile

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