Unfortunately it does not seem to work exactly as intended. I've switched from Swift Packages to Xcode Frameworks. When I arhive and export the IPA and run dwarfdump on the following files, I get the UUIDs: Dwarfdump for App executable UUID: 828B8C63-D5CC-3923-A94F-668DF5823512 (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/App/IPAs/Payload/App.app/App dwarfdump for LibraryA of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework UUID: 76C2661C-6145-3E40-B476-29A000FFA3EA (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/App/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/LibraryA dwarfdump for LibraryB of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/Frameworks/LibraryB UUID: A21C3BA2-4D81-3970-8D15-A21CCCAF78CD (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/App/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework/LibraryB dwarfdump for LibraryB of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework UUID: AB28D8FB-B918-3AD0-AAEA-DE28007E0E3F (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/App/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework/LibraryB If I then change one print statement in LibraryB, I would expect only the UUID of LibraryB to change, but it seems both LibraryA and LibraryB changes. (Mind you LibraryA depends on LibraryB, but no code was altered in LibraryA) Dwarfdump for App executable UUID: 828B8C63-D5CC-3923-A94F-668DF5823512 (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/App/IPAs/Payload/App.app/App dwarfdump for LibraryA of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework UUID: E971D17E-507F-303A-8E5B-4FEFB745CEDB (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/SampleApp/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/LibraryA dwarfdump for LibraryB of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/Frameworks/LibraryB UUID: A21C3BA2-4D81-3970-8D15-A21CCCAF78CD (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/SampleApp/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryA.framework/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework/LibraryB dwarfdump for LibraryB of App.app/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework UUID: 52CDA880-EADD-3B1C-BD3F-21996878F6F9 (arm64) /Users/jsa/Documents/Repositories/SampleApp/IPAs/Payload/App.app/Frameworks/LibraryB.framework/LibraryB Thank you vey much for your previous response, hope to hear from you again. Kind regards!

Dear Apple Engineer, Thank you very much for getting back to me. Absolutely, let me share everything. https://biometricdk-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/jsa_biometric_dk/Eb_vXDZPslhOuctfHhWky28BX9NVymf5rGDGHZbE1GZg_Q?e=M3GqXn Use this link to download all the sample projects. Mind you, in this context, CameraHandlingFramework = LibraryB, MiddlemanFramework = LibraryA SampleApp = App https://biometricdk-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/jsa_biometric_dk/ES_QjOarp1JKp93sKAE6BNwBl1ilMenTmWxHW2QxsFcYeg?e=mo9q7h Use this link to download a script I've built, which builds alle the projects, archives the frameworks and converts them to xcframeworks, archives the App to an IPA and dwarf-dumps all the executables in the IPA file. All the paths in the script are absolute, so please place the projects somewhere on your machine, and alter the script so the paths match you project destinations. Run the script, which should fail. CameraHandlingFramework.xcframework should have been created in the final_frameworks folder. Open MiddlemanFramework project, and reference the CameraHandlingFramework.xcframework in Middleman Framework project. Run the script again, it should fail. MiddlemanFramework.xcframework should have been created in the final_frameworks folder. Open Sample App project, and reference both CameraHandlingFramework.xcframework AND MiddlemanFramework.xcframework, which now should be available from final_frameworks folder. Run the script one more time, and you should see the UUIDs of the frameworks and App. Now change the string in generateStaticString() in CameraHandlingFramework project Run the script one last time. You will now experience the issue, where UUIDs are not behaving as they should (described in my previous comment). Hope that made sense, let me know if there is anything else you need from me. Kind regards, Johan