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Issue - 2118 | Fix Unit Tests dependencies using Carthage #2119

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Fixes #2118

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@FrankElias77 FrankElias77 changed the title resolve test errors Issue - 2118 | Fix Unit Tests dependencies using Carthage Jun 15, 2023
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We should move forward updating the unit tests via Carthage and updating Quick and Nimble to their most recent releases.
Nimble 12.0.1
Quick 7.0.2

Information for updating the calls to .to() and `.toEventually()' can be found on the release pages for Nimble versions 11.0.0 and 11.1.0.

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