Still having trouble linking binary framework from KMM to my iOS app. Tried default “pack for xcode” task, installing as a Podfile, and can’t seem to import and reference it from within the iOS app still. Anyone have any tips what worked for them with larger modularized iOS apps?

surely not a best practise, but I gave up trying to use pod and I just link the .framework in the xcode project

How did you do that? I tried just adding manually to the Frameworks folder in the module I wanted to try and use it and still no luck

did you copy the framework in the xcode project? The .framework file must be in the root of the xcode project, or in a subfolder

Ok maybe that’s my mistake, I may have just copied the reference and not the actual file

task(“buildAndMerge”) { dependsOn(“build”) doLast { exec { commandLine = “rm -Rf ../ios/shared.xcframework”.split(” “) } exec { commandLine = “xcodebuild -create-xcframework -framework build/bin/ios/sharedReleaseFramework/shared.framework -framework build/bin/iosArm64/sharedReleaseFramework/shared.framework -framework build/bin/mac/sharedReleaseFramework/shared.framework -output ../ios/shared.xcframework”.split(” “) } } }

The KMM plugin now has a “Pack for Xcode” gradle task that is supposed to do it automatically but it didn’t work for me

this is it, I delete the old .xcframework if present and create a new one

cool maybe I can try your variation thanks! 🙏

these are the targets: iosX64(“ios”) { binaries { framework(“shared”) } } iosArm64(“iosArm64”) { binaries { framework(“shared”) } } macosX64(“mac”) { binaries { framework(“shared”) } }

My iOS app is very complex and modularized so it may be harder than usual

let me know if it works for you 🙂

Still trying to figure out why I can’t get any of the normal ways of automating framework delivery to work, in the meantime your tip about physically moving the framework seems to have done the trick for a short term solution.