@DTS Engineer If I submit it in the same state as the picture, will there be a problem??
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@DTS Engineer
@TheDarkMatter Thank you for your response. Our team is trying to do the same. The reason is because [1. Static libraries are included in the app. 2. Static libraries cannot contain resources. 3. Apple has not given us any specific countermeasures for static libraries. 4. It doesn't make sense to stop using static libraries.].
@TheDarkMatter Thank you for your response. 1. Did your team add 'Privacy Manifest' to the app level? 2. There's still a lot I don't know. What does the above mentioned "linker" mean?
@2ls2_891 But this doesn't seem to be a sure thing either.
@2ls2_891 I also think that's the best thing..
I haven't solved this problem either.
I'm even using OpenSSL inside a static library and I don't know how to fix it.
What you mean is that even if SDK doesn't have anything to write in 'PrivacyInfo', should I add it?
Hello, I am an iOS developer in Korea. As you said, I encountered an error while using Hangul and ✔ ️.
I tried reproducing it again, but it didn't happen.
Then I saw your post, and this is not reproduced either. Do you remember this issue yet?
@TorongoAzad
Thank you for your answer, but I didn't get it right because I'm a beginner.
The static library I have now is in C and C++ in an Xcode environment.
And when I build here, a .a file is created and brought to my app and I'm using it.
When you open a static library project with Xcode and add PrivacyInfo, it is not targeted.
Can you explain 'create a separate resource bundle target' in detail??
I'm still very bad at dealing with libraries.
@2ls2_891 How to add PrivacyInfo to a .a file??
If I add it and add a library to the app, can I read or see it??
@DTS Engineer
If nothing meets the conditions, is it okay for third-party libraries not to add 'PrivacyInfo'??
For example, is it not necessary to state that there is no such thing??
Thank you, then I'll add what's in the static library to the app's 'PrivacyInfo'.
Our team provides static libraries made in C and C++ in the form of .a.
Should I remove the header?