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However, when I open a-Shell.xcodeproj with Xcode (Xcode 16.1 on Mac OS 14.7), it looks for frameworks in paths like xcfs/.build/artifacts/xcfs/foo.xcframework (without the parent directory corresponding to the framework name). As such, build fails. I'm guessing I'm not supposed to write a script to symlink foo/foo.xcframework to foo.xcframework for every framework in xcfs/.build/artifacts/xcfs to make build work.
Am I doing something wrong to build a-Shell? What should the framework paths look like? Thanks for your help.
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Hi,
that is an issue that appeared recently. I think it's caused by fmake, since downloadFrameworks basically calls fmake to download the frameworks. I'm not sure how to fix it.
When I run the downloadFrameworks.sh script, it puts all the frameworks in paths like
xcfs/.build/artifacts/xcfs/foo/foo.xcframework
, as shown below:However, when I open a-Shell.xcodeproj with Xcode (Xcode 16.1 on Mac OS 14.7), it looks for frameworks in paths like
xcfs/.build/artifacts/xcfs/foo.xcframework
(without the parent directory corresponding to the framework name). As such, build fails. I'm guessing I'm not supposed to write a script to symlinkfoo/foo.xcframework
tofoo.xcframework
for every framework inxcfs/.build/artifacts/xcfs
to make build work.Am I doing something wrong to build a-Shell? What should the framework paths look like? Thanks for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: