Hello! I struggling with Objective-C default initializers popped up in xcframework while we don’t have such initializers in the framework code. It looks like this in the xcframework interface file @objc override dynamic public init() So if I use this framework not as xcframework but as Swift Package with source code then Xcode doesn’t allow to me to use this init() inherited from NSObject. But in a xcframework this init() appears and allows to me to use it and then crashes because there is no such init in this object. So for example I have some MyStackView in a framework which is a subclass of UIStackView. And I have my initializer like init(withParameter: … ). But I can use default initializers of UIStackView like init(frame:) after conversion to xcframework. And it crashes. For example, I have such code in the Framework public class Logger: NSObject {     private let string: String     public init(withString string: String) {         self.string = string     }     public func printSomething() {         print(string)     } } public class MyStackView: UIStackView {     public init(withName name: String) {         super.init(frame: .zero)         /*custom logic here*/     }     required public init(coder: NSCoder) {         fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented")     } } now in the swiftinterface file we can see this @objc public class Logger : NSObject {     public init(withString string: String)     public func printSomething()     @objc override dynamic public init() <---- ??? } @objc public class MyStackView : UIStackView {     public init(withName name: String)     @objc required dynamic public init(coder: NSCoder)     @objc override dynamic public init(frame: CGRect)&#9;<---- ??? } If I try to do something like that in the client, it will crash, but compiler says that all is OK. /* crash here!!! */         let logger2 = Logger()         logger2.printSomething() /* crash here!!! */         let stackView = MyStackView(frame: .zero) How can I cope with it in the right way?