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Basically I want to see what's in the pod file, but from the terminal. I have tried $pod list, but that seems to create an infinit loop listing I don't know what. If I locate the local pod file there are just a few pods installed.
I have read a few other treads on SO, like this: How to find out the version of installed cocoa pods?
$pod --version gives the cocoa version I suppose
$pod outdated --help only show those pods that are outdated
And I have also tried a bunch of other commands that show something else than I want to. Seems to me that there isn't a way to just list your pods unless I'm using pod list the wrong way. If there is no way to just list my pods and their version number let me know.
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Simply open your project, then select the pod and you will get to see the installed pod version.
The Podfile is located in the root of the Pods project. An easy way to open it is via "Open Quickly" (Shift Cmd O) typing Podfile. Show activity on this post. If it's been added to the project, you can just click on it.
To check the detailed report of the specific Pod, you have to run the cited command in the shell. You can see the detailed information in the terminal window. The status information is discussed underneath. Pending: The Pod is awaiting scheduling on a node or the initialization of at minimum one of its containers.
List Pods using Kubectl Info: Add -o wide option to the kubectl get command to get more details. List Pods in the default Namespace for the current context: $ kubectl get po ds $ kubectl get po ds -o wide
The model number is on the first line of the text printed on the underside of each AirPod, or underneath the left cushion of your AirPods Max. Now that you have the model number, you can use it to learn which AirPods you have:
To check the summary of all available Pods, you have to run the listed command: The summary contains the name, status, restarts, and age of the Pod. To check the detailed report of the specific Pod, you have to run the cited command in the shell. You can see the detailed information in the terminal window.
Run
pod outdated
on the terminal. This will list your pod's current version and it will show the latest version of each pod, like this:
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answered Nov 15 '22 05:11
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