Xcode Not Reading Parse Framework on External Hard Drive

Question

I have a project that is stored on my desktop. However, there is a framework that I have on my External Hard Drive (parse.framework). Whenever the hard drive is unplugged, or I quit Xcode, and I load Xcode back up, it tells me that the framework is missing. I solved this problem, as I have removed the reference to the framework and re-added it, but I have to do this every time. Is there a way for me to do it once and that's it? Also, I want to export my app as an enterprise export, and the way to do it was answered in this question: Xcode 6 enterprise distribution not working In the comments of the answer, the link that has the answer is http://www.thecave.com/2014/09/16/using-xcodebuild-to-export-a-ipa-from-an-archive/ Unfortunately for me, whenever I attempt to build my app using terminal, I get an error that the framework isn't found. How can I resolve this issue, so that I can build and run without worrying about the Parse framework being on my External Hard Drive?

UPDATE****

As you can see in the comments section below, @YuviGr has told me to import the Parse.framework into my project. I have tried that, but here are the errors that I get:

ld: warning: directory not found for option '-F/Volumes/Seagate'
ld: warning: directory not found for option '-FBackup'
ld: warning: directory not found for option '-FPlus'
ld: warning: directory not found for option '-FDrive/My'
ld: warning: directory not found for option '-FDocuments/Downloads'
Undefined symbols for architecture i386:
  "_sqlite3_bind_blob", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _bindObject:toColumn:inStatement:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_bind_double", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _bindObject:toColumn:inStatement:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_bind_int64", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _bindObject:toColumn:inStatement:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_bind_null", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _bindObject:toColumn:inStatement:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_bind_parameter_count", referenced from:
      ___59-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeQueryAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
      ___57-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeSQLAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_bind_text", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _bindObject:toColumn:inStatement:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_clear_bindings", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
  "_sqlite3_close", referenced from:
      -[PFDateFormatter dealloc] in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      ___30-[PFSQLiteDatabase closeAsync]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_blob", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult dataForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_bytes", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult dataForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_count", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult columnNameToIndexMap] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_double", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult doubleForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_int", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult intForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_int64", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult longForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_name", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult columnNameToIndexMap] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_text", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult stringForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_column_type", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult objectForColumnIndex:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult columnIndexIsNull:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
  "_sqlite3_errmsg", referenced from:
      -[PFSQLiteDatabase _errorWithErrorCode:] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_finalize", referenced from:
      -[PFDateFormatter dealloc] in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      ___59-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeQueryAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
      ___57-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeSQLAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
      -[PFSQLiteStatement close] in Parse(PFSQLiteStatement.o)
  "_sqlite3_open", referenced from:
      -[PFDateFormatter init] in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      ___29-[PFSQLiteDatabase openAsync]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_prepare_v2", referenced from:
      -[PFDateFormatter init] in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      ___59-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeQueryAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
      ___57-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeSQLAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
  "_sqlite3_reset", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      -[PFSQLiteStatement reset] in Parse(PFSQLiteStatement.o)
  "_sqlite3_step", referenced from:
      ___34-[PFDateFormatter dateFromString:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFDateFormatter.o)
      ___57-[PFSQLiteDatabase executeSQLAsync:withArgumentsInArray:]_block_invoke in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabase.o)
      -[PFSQLiteDatabaseResult next] in Parse(PFSQLiteDatabaseResult.o)
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

I would post images, but apparently I need enough rep to do that.

Why don't you add the framework to your project's folder?, not just reference it to the external drive — YYfim, Feb 13 '15 at 09:45
I tried but after it did, I got even more errors than what I started with — William Dayanayev, Feb 13 '15 at 13:47
then you have to figure out the errors, if you want you can add them to the questions and we will sort them one-by-one. But in order for you to solve your problem, and you must solve it if you want to ship your app, you must add the framework to your project. — YYfim, Feb 13 '15 at 14:15
ok @YuviGr I will do that. I'll let you know the errors that I get — William Dayanayev, Feb 13 '15 at 14:31
@YuviGr I don't have enough rep to display images, and I did follow the QuickStart guide — William Dayanayev, Feb 15 '15 at 14:36
I went though your logs, it seems that parse is not the problem, there are a lot of classes that are not parse related that are causing the problem like: PFSQLiteDatabase, PFDateFormatter, PFSQLiteDatabaseResult... These classes are not part of parse.framework. What other frameworks are you adding — YYfim, Feb 15 '15 at 15:33
I needed to include the libsqlite3.framework and bolts.framework. Thanks for all your help — William Dayanayev, Feb 15 '15 at 17:34

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Feb 15 '15 at 18:19

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Actually, with the help of YuviGr, I figured out how to solve this problem. I had to import parse.framework into the project folder, and I needed to have all of the frameworks listed in the Parse QuickStart Guide in the project.

answered Feb 15 '15 at 18:19

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