Hi.
On my current project, we have a dynamic framework called FeatureFlags.framework.
All of the sudden, we started to have the following crash when the application starts running on a simulator:
dyld[20104]: Symbol not found: _$s12FeatureFlags0aB3KeyMp
Referenced from:
.../CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes/iOS.simruntime/Contents/Resources/RuntimeRoot/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CloudSubscriptionFeatures.framework/CloudSubscriptionFeatures
Expected in:
.../Debug-iphonesimulator/FeatureFlags.framework/FeatureFlags
We tried several different things to fix the issue, but the only thing that worked was changing the name of the framework, for example: FeatureFlags2.framework.
Is there something else that we could try?
Is this some kind of Apple private frameworks conflict? Is this expected to happen?
Also, this problem was happening only with part of the team, for some developers the app was running without the crash.
Using Xcode 13.0 running for iOS 15.
Any information can be useful here, thanks!
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Hi!
Xcode Organizer Metrics contains a lot of insightful information about apps performance, data that is useful for other people on my development team that isn't necessarily developers, product owners for example.
Is there a way to export these metrics so I can share them with my team?
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