Hey guys has anyone run into an XCFramework built not able to run on an actual iOS device when gener...

# multiplatform

[brandonmcansh]

Hey guys has anyone run into an XCFramework built not able to run on an actual iOS device when generating swift package

[brandonmcansh]

worked around it by supplying a fat jar it seems

[Kartik Prakash]

I will be doing something similar soon on my project but yeah was thinking to publish fat framework using:
https://github.com/ge-org/multiplatform-swiftpackage

[Kartik Prakash]

@brandonmcansh are you using any plugin for publication?

[brandonmcansh]

That’s what I was using :/

[brandonmcansh]

I’ll post my current task in a bit

[Kartik Prakash]

So I was finally able to try this out. I used the multiplatform-swiftpackage gradle plugin and generated a fat framework. Then created a new iOS project using xcode added the generated artifact from the gradle plugin as a framework and was able to use it.

The only thing i’m not able to figure out is how to make my iOS app consume the my generated fat framework via a remote url.

[brandonmcansh]

sorry for the delay on this! https://gist.github.com/bmc08gt/bf5fea9a1b7863a73b20f5f715e89fab

[Kartik Prakash]

No problem. I’m doing same and was able to build a zip file and use it in a full native iOS project.

[Kartik Prakash]

well, I just noticed you had issues running on an actual device .
I tested on simulators.

[brandonmcansh]

Yep this solved it for us. :)

[Kartik Prakash]

Nice. 👍