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I recently upgraded my iPhone to iOS 10, which then required me to update to Xcode 8, which broke my imported libraries, namely Alamofire and PusherSwift. I was forced to convert my Swift2 code to Swift3, and it then forced me to update the libraries to Swift3, which broke them. Any ideas on what I can do?

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The answer is suffer through it, I'm afraid.

It is possible to use Swift 2.3 in Xcode 8, but you have to set a build setting to do so, and the fact is that Swift 2 is now out-of-date, and the longer you wait to move to Swift 3, the more painful it's going to be.

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But is there anything I can do about the libraries? I did a pod deintegrate, pod clean, and then pod install hoping they'd fix themselves when they downloaded but that came up fruitless
If you change your pod files to specify the latest versions then a pod upgrade should upgrade your pods to Swift 3 versions. That was my experience with the couple of swift pod-based frameworks I needed to upgrade to Swift 3.

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