Failed to Import Bridging Header Error

ios objective-c swift xcode6 bridging-header
xyz123 picture xyz123 · Jun 28, 2015 · Viewed 14.2k times · Source

I accidentally messed up my projects' settings while installing and then uninstalling cocoapods. I'm now getting the error "failed to import bridging header". I checked my build settings and the path to the file under build settings > code generation > objective-c bridging header is correct. I messed around with my Framework Search Paths (they are empty now) in build settings while trying to get cocoapods to work. Would really appreciate some help on fixing this bridging header issue.

Answer

Artal picture Artal · Jun 28, 2015

Sounds like the empty Header Search Paths might be what's causing your problems. Try to add $(inherited) to the Header Search Paths list in Build Settings. It will make sure that the header search paths set in the pods xcconfig files are being used.

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