For a framework, once you strip debug symbols, then what else is there left for you to strip? Why is there another flag for STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS? Does STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS only strip non-external symbols?
Like if a framework has non-external, then they're not needed for the main app binary. So you can strip them. Does STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS affect the stripping of such non-debug non-external symbols?
Like it will strip anything that's marked with internal, private in your Swift module?
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For a framework, once you strip debug symbols, then what else is there left for you to strip? Why is there another flag for STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS? Does STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS only strip non-external symbols?
Like if a framework has non-external, then they're not needed for the main app binary. So you can strip them. Does STRIP_SWIFT_SYMBOLS affect the stripping of such non-debug non-external symbols?
Like it will strip anything that's marked with internal, private in your Swift module?
I was using a List and I got this error. It seems that anything interactive will cause this bug. References:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63135404/why-do-some-views-appear-as-a-red-no-entry-sign-in-widgets
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10028/?time=707