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Use embeddedframework in project dependency #20
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The embedded framework is not shown from within the project. To get to it, right-click on the framework under "Products" and "show in Finder". It will open a folder containing both the framework and the embedded framework. |
Can't I set it as a Target Dependency so that it builds when I build the parent project? |
Xcode itself doesn't actually understand what an embeddedframework is. The embedded framework thing is a hack so you can release a built framework that Xcode will look inside of for resources. Unfortunately, if you're using target dependencies, it only looks at the framework (which is all it understands), not the embeddedframework, so you can't actually use it that way and see the resources (yes, it's annoying, I know. All we can do is bug Apple to fix resources in frameworks). |
Oh well, what I am doing right now is using the target dependency and duplicating the resources on the main project. Not the best solution, but at least it's working...shakes fist at apple Thanks for all your help and great project. |
When I add MyFakeFramework Xcode project inside MyProject, the only product that is available is the bare framework, but I need the embeddedframework because of the included resources. How can I set that?
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