Closed ObjectAlchemist closed 7 years ago
Not sure, but that may be the reason for #3
Hi @ObjectAlchemist , the framework is a static framework, which is essentially a static library + headers in a specific format. Please follow the installation instructions and it will work properly.
Tried to integrate Bugfender 1.4.2 today manually (without cocoapods, we do not use that). Application builds fine but TestTarget run into following error (copy from bitrise):
After a long investigation we noticed that we embedded the framework in both targets as we normally do with every cocoa touch framework since iOS 8 published that possibility. If we only link the framework (without embedding) everything works fine, but we expected a crash at runtime because of the missing framework. WTF! How is that possible? It seems it looks like a framework, but in reality it's a static lib?
If linking the framework means it's automatically embedded, how do we link it without embedding it into one of our own frameworks? I think that should give us some nice duplicate symbols than, or?
Can you approve that it isn't a cocoa touch framework please? And if yes, you should definitely add that information to the documentation. From our perspective it's a bug others will run into.