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XCode still referring older framework

I'm using StakKit framework on my MacOX application, When I added newer version of the framework to the project. I have noticed that XCode is still referring to the older framework and I get warning like

SKUser may not respond to '-gravatarIconURL'

How do I fix this issue? any suggestions?

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You may want to look through your framework search paths setting in the Target Info and see if you maybe have an older version of your framework in a higher priority search path than the one you have just added. Also, check the header for the newer version of the framework to make sure the gravatarIconURL method is actually specified.

xtrahotsauce  2010-07-16 09:08:58

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