Hello all, By default do kotlin 1.6.0 creates the shared framework for iOS with bitcode enabled or...

# multiplatform

[Nilay Dağdemir]

Hello all,

By default do kotlin 1.6.0 creates the shared framework for iOS with bitcode enabled or should I write the code below on the build gradle file?

kotlin {
iosArm64(*"myapp"*) {
binaries {
framework {
embedBitcode(*"bitcode"*) // for release binaries.
}
}
}
}

I searched but couldn’t find a clear answer about this subject.

*I’m not using cocoapods

[Viacheslav Kormushkin]

By default it is BITCODE mode for release and MARKER mode for debug
https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/cbeb0310994cc32355d3047c3cffb16e055e3b07/[…]lin/org/jetbrains/kotlin/gradle/plugin/mpp/NativeBinaryTypes.kt

[Nilay Dağdemir]

Then I don’t need to add embedBitcode configuration to the build gradle in order to enable bitcode for release mode

[Nilay Dağdemir]

Thanks

[ubuntudroid]

Is it the same when using Cocoapods with framework? @Viacheslav Kormushkin

[Nilay Dağdemir]

Unfortunately after my tests, I saw that KMM framework is not created with bitcode by default. You need to make configurations to create the framework with bitcode enabled

[ubuntudroid]

@Nilay Dağdemir Just for clarity: adding embedBitcode(BITCODE) is enough, right? Or do I have to add anything else?

[Nilay Dağdemir]

I think yes it should be enough but not sure yet since I still have some problems for creating bitcode enabled framework.

[Nilay Dağdemir]

My problems may be related to mac mini with m1 chip