Mike Richter

I had some trouble installing as well, but I added something like the following to may Podfile: ``` target 'some-build-target' do` pod 'YAML-Framework' end ``` ... and refreshed the pods....

The approach ios-class-guard takes to renaming is clever, but can produce less than intuitive compiler errors when there is a problem. In order for it to work well, the system...

@stevenhendrie and @danielsotopino, In ios-class-guard, `-F` class filters do not apply to categories. We ([PreEmptive Solutions](https://www.preemptive.com/)) forked iOS Class Guard, creating a new product, called [_PreEmptive Protection for iOS -...

@Mohamed3amer and @lin493369, I will repeat some of the response that I gave on other issues you've posted to, but I have some additional comments for new issues you mention...

@n8stowell82: While I don't know the cause of your original issue, I do know the cause of your second issue: the build failing with iPhoneOS SDK. @daushn, you are likely...

@mariokovacevic, It sounds like ios-class-guard is trying to rename the symbol "optional", and the Xcode preprocessor will replace the `optional`-part of `@optional` based on a `#define` like `#define optional x123`....

We ([PreEmptive Solutions](https://www.preemptive.com/)) forked iOS Class Guard, creating a new product, called [_PreEmptive Protection for iOS - Rename_ (or PPiOS-Rename)](https://github.com/preemptive/PPiOS-Rename), that fixes issues mentioned here and a number of others....

@nadiag1234 and @junketjim: The approach ios-class-guard takes to renaming is clever, but can produce less than intuitive compiler errors when there is a problem. In order for it to work...

@evilgreed, @Mohamed3amer, and @unicorn700: In ios-class-guard, `-F` class filters do not apply to categories. We ([PreEmptive Solutions](https://www.preemptive.com/)) forked iOS Class Guard, creating a new product, called [_PreEmptive Protection for iOS...