badepaz

Xcode 16 will only be in beta for 6 more days. The release candidates are always made available the day of the iPhone announcement, which is on September 9.

Completely agree. If the project were using modern best practices (Apple development best practices), then there shouldn’t be a problem with the framework working just because Xcode is in beta....

I should also point out that none of the other frameworks in our project had a single issue with the new Xcode beta.

We have decided to download the XCFramework and just manually integrate it into the project. Since it’s a precompiled binary, it doesn’t have a problem.

If you really wanted to use Swift Package Manager, you could always wrap the XCFramework in a Swift Package with a binary target. But this project seems like it’s barely...

Why are you trying to rebuild it? Just go here, https://github.com/Azure/azure-notificationhubs-ios/releases, download the XCFramework file, drag it into the Frameworks folder in the project, and then link it to your...

I think the way they usually prefer you to handle a binary file in a swift package is to zip it. Zip the XCFramework file and then in your binary...

But, back to the original issue this is for, I was able to make it work by downloading the XCFramework , dragging it into the project’s framework folder, and then...