Cannot convert value of type '[FileAttributeKey : Any]' to expected argument type '[String : Any]?'

[nvzqz]

Cannot convert value of type '[FileAttributeKey : Any]' to expected argument type '[String : Any]?'

[matthewxu]

I solved this issue need to import the framework by manual instead of pod.
Any one import the framework successful by pod?

[MainasuK]

I got the same issue when I use FileKit 4.0.1. It's looks like the pods update for Swift 4.0 somehow.
You can try FileKit 5.0.0 with Swift 4.

OR

Use that pod with Swift 3.2.
pod 'FileKit', :git => 'https://github.com/nvzqz/FileKit.git', :commit => '8599917'

[phimage]

I made a Swift 3.2 branch for swift3 for xcode 9
Put a .swift-version file with 3.2 inside your project; it could help cocoapod to choose the correct version

[sonnytron]

This has to be a bug because when I pull down the project and attempt to compile it with [String: Any], I get thrown an error because file manager expects FileAttributeKey: Any.
This is regardless of building Swift 4 or Swift 3.2.
My project is Swift 4, but I pulled down my Cocoapods as Swift 3.2 so I can upgrade them piecewise.
So when you have Swift 3.2 Pods on a Swift 4 project, FileManager changes the attributes for the create file method to [String: Any].

[phimage]

@sonnytron iOS or macOS ?

How did you specify that FileKit use swift 3.2 using cocoapod ?
did you check the result?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45198857/how-to-build-a-xcode-9-project-with-swift-4-0-using-pods-in-swift-3

branch:

• swift3.2 branch compile on iOS and macOS with Xcode 9.2 using swift 3.2
• develop & master branch compile on iOS and macOS with Xcode 9.2 using swift 4.0

cocoapod and tag:

• v5.0.0 is on latest commit of master branch, so for swift4 -> use v5.0.0
• for swift3.2 specify the branch or the commit in your Podfile