How do I list all my pods and their version number
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$pod outdated --help only show those pods that are outdated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.
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pod outdated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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