Build warnings when using the compiled framework

[Iftahh]

When I add RXPromise using Carthage to my project, and I have two build warnings.

At my workplace we enable the "Treat Warnings as Errors" flag so the RXPromise module can't be built -

<module-includes>
Umbrella header for module 'RXPromise' does not include header 'RXPromise+RXExtension.h'
Umbrella header for module 'RXPromise' does not include header 'RXSettledResult.h'
TestFile.m
Could not build module 'RXPromise' 

To reproduce simply start a new project, add RXPromise to Cartfile, run "carthage update", add the framework to the project, add #import <RXPromise/RXPromise.h> to one of the source files, enable the warnings-as-errors flag and attempt to compile.

The solution is very simple - at the bottom of RXPromise.h add:

#import "RXPromise+RXExtension.h"
#import "RXSettledResult.h"

I've verified it fixes the issue, but I'm not sure if you left those header files out of the Umbrella header on purpose for some reason

[couchdeveloper]

Thanks for reporting this issue. I will take a look into it.

By the way, do you experience a related issue when including it with CocoaPods?

[Iftahh]

Checked now - no, when I install using CocoaPods there are no problems.

CocoaPods generates RXPromise-umbrella.h which includes all three header files.

[couchdeveloper]

Up until now, RXPromise didn't use a "Master Header". This means, without such a master header you have to explicitly import any of the corresponding header files.

Since this generally isn't a good idea, though - I added now such a master header. Now, you only need to import RXPromise.h - which is now the "Master Header" file. For example:

In your Objective-C sources, add

#import <RXPromise/RXPromise.h>

This header includes all public headers.
Then you can use any API, for example:

    [RXPromise all: promises] ...