Unfortunately, we're still working on cleanly streamlining delivery of the libraries so they work for developers with current tools. The interdependencies between libraries and the different configuration requirements for building the sources have made that far from simple.
We do use the libraries in many current products at Google, though, so the sources should be fine. Right now, though checking out the sources and setting up the app project file isn't as simple as it previously was.
Trejay Rathore
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Thanks for the update Greg
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Thanks Greg,
for giving this background information! I ran into the same problem as Trejay. Why does the compile complain that GTMSessionFetcher.h is missing? If I follow the guide in https://developers.google.com/drive/ios/quickstart there is a GTMSessionFetcher.h in the right directory. Also the guide asks me to get the file from git
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Finally I was able to compile the app, after deleting everything and starting from scratch. It is important to place all build settings in the right target column. And I guess, I must have made an error during my first attempt.
I found the following links helpful in explaining me what is going on behind the scenes: