Disable Bitcode when using xcodeproj.mk#626
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When distributing apps anywhere other than the App Store the bitcode section of an app goes unused. This means it won't be stripped during processing on Apple's Servers. Disabling bitcode can make apps significantly smaller. [Here](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/688124600269144162/906961066133684234/unknown.png) is Zebra with Bitcode disabled (left) and enabled (right).
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Good suggestion; can we make this configurable? The default being |
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That makes sense. On that same note it may also be worth making ALWAYS_EMBED_SWIFT_STANDARD_LIBRARIES a configurable option |
Make Disabling Bitcode optional with the default being NO
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Finally got round to updating this, now by default Bitcode will be disabled however it can be enabled by doing |
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When distributing apps anywhere other than the App Store the bitcode section of an app goes unused. This means it won't be stripped during processing on Apple's Servers. Disabling bitcode can make apps significantly smaller. Here is Zebra with Bitcode disabled (left) and enabled (right).
For further reference on Bitcode you can read this help article from Apple.