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Reply to If you have code to package as a framework which has a 3rd party dependency, what can you do given that iOS doesn't support umbrella frameworks
Hello @eskimo @DTS Engineer In the response, There are basically two strategies here: Completely hide these dependencies from your framework’s clients. Completely expose these dependencies to your framework’s clients. In the first strategy, you statically link these dependencies into your framework. How should a framework be statically linked into its parent framework, which setting in Xcode controls this?
Mar ’25
Reply to Notification Service Extension Not Triggering for Push Notifications on iOS
I've been using rich notifications with images on all these platforms without an issue. So the problem is most likely something to do with your code which for some reason only manifests with those versions. Have you tried just simply interactively debugging the extension and checking, for example, that the image is being loaded/retrieved from wherever it is you are getting it from? Are you getting the image from the bundle? Check its not nil for example.
Mar ’25
Reply to If you have code to package as a framework which has a 3rd party dependency, what can you do given that iOS doesn't support umbrella frameworks
@DTS Engineer / @Eskimo Thank you for your answers on this topic. There's something I'm not clear on - above you say "An umbrella framework has a very specific technical meaning, and that’s not what you’re talking about here. The term you’re looking for is nested framework." and outline possible approaches. But in this post https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/748419 You state: "You’re correct that iOS doesn’t support nested frameworks." So what is exactly meant by the term nested framework therefore? Thank you
Mar ’25
Reply to If you have code to package as a framework which has a 3rd party dependency, what can you do given that iOS doesn't support umbrella frameworks
@DTS Engineer / @Eskimo What is the situation outlined this ticket called? Where app A is using a Framework F which in turn contains dependencies upon other(3rd party) frameworks? If that is possible (which it must be as you're making reccommendations on approaches), how is it different from nested frameworks? Than you
Mar ’25
Reply to How include dSYM when I build my Framework project?
How can this be done without having the framework project within the app project? In m case I have an Xcode iOS project with type framework. Then I create a .xcframework and include that into another project with type app. In both projects the debug information format is set to Dwarf with dSYM in release build. Within the app project, within the Frameworks, Libraries & Embedded content section the framework is set to Embed and Sign, and its within the Embed Frameworks section. Yet when an archive of the app is created there is no dSYM present from the framework.
Apr ’25