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Update README to reflect dependencies#21
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A clean clone of the repo won't build, since it depends on https://github.com/soffes/x. I'm not really a Carthage person, so I can't speak to whether the actual correct solution is to check in dependencies or not, but for now updating the README seems like a sensible quick fix.
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A heuristic I get by with: check in the code dependencies for your products, i.e. apps. But don't check them in for libraries. |
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A clean clone of the repo won't build, since it depends on https://github.com/soffes/x.
I'm not really a Carthage person, so I can't speak to whether the actual correct solution is to check in dependencies or not, but for now updating the README seems like a sensible quick fix.