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I am following this tutorial - https://material.io/components/ios/catalog/cards/

It tells me to add pod 'MaterialComponents/Cards' in addition to pod 'MaterialComponents'

On running pod install, I get the following error -

CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "MaterialComponents/Cards"

Without that, XCode cannot find the MaterialCards component - 

import MaterialComponents.MaterialCards

gives the error -

No such module 'MaterialComponents.MaterialCards'

user3911483
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    Did you try `pod repo update` and them `pod install` – Ashwin Sathawane Mar 29 '18 at 06:35
  • Of course! Should have been the first thing I should have done. Unfortunately, after updating I am now getting another error - Specs satisfying the `MaterialComponents/Cards` dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target. My minimum deployment target is already 11.1 - which is currently the highest possible. – user3911483 Mar 29 '18 at 07:52

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I guess, this can solve you problem, I found it when I was using a diff modules and xCode didn't find my modules

https://stackoverflow.com/a/63673139/8365583

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You can go in XCWorkspace's pod section and there would be a ruby file which you be your pod file. Then pop out your right pane and then add to your target membership. Screenshot

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Coffee and Waffles
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I solved by uninstall Material components (remove from Pod file 'MaterialComponents' row ) and reinstall again by adding into Pod file first 'MaterialComponents' and after 'MaterialComponents/Cards'. After installation, i built the project and now I can see MaterialComponenets.MaterialCards

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