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If you want to try *Compose 1.5.0-beta01* you should do the following with your project:
• Update Compose version to `1.5.0-beta01` , Kotlin version to `1.9.0` 
• Remove line with resources <https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform-ios-android-template/blob/c20faa099552dac7bcc242c72fe49e1f260177e9/shared/build.gradle.kts#L25>
• And run command `./gradlew podInstall`  once

Now resources packed with another way. We pack resources with our Gradle plugin instead of cocoapods.
So, now it is easier migrate to Regulare Xcode framework.

Is setting cacheKind=none in gradle.properties still required for compose iOS ? Because it's making the build slower

You still need to set `cacheKind=none` in gradle.properties. But, we are thinking how to solve this problem

should we update <https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2023/08/help-improve-compose-multiplatform-apps-performance/> with those instructions <@UCUC7HSBE>?

As I see this blog post is fine in terms of performance

But, I added a comment to describe it on blog post

yeah. i was just making a point that the blog post includes instructions on how to update. but the instructions in slack had more detail :sweat_smile:

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We are using `org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.plugin.mpp.apple.XCFramework` instead of the CocoaPods Plugin to build our framework. This way we do get a `MissingResourceException` when we attempt to access a resource on iOS. Is it possible that this approach is not supported with _*Kotlin 1.9.0*_ and _*Compose 1.5.0-beta01*_? Or to put it differently: Is the CocoaPods plugin necessary in order to package resources correctly?