Xcode 9 introduced support for compiling frameworks containing Swift as static libraries. Prior to converting my dynamic frameworks, resources from "Copy Bundle Resources" build phase could be found by looking for the filename in Bundle(for: MyClass.self). After converting to a static library, the file can no longer be found in that bundle. Nor can it be found in the main bundle. Where do these files end up? They are still listed in "Copy Bundle Resources", everything compiles fine, and I see the files in the resulting build folder.

Hello, I've encountered a scenario where Xcode breakpoints are not behaving as expected. I want to: 1) Create a shared breakpoint in a Swift closure 2) Print out a value using LLDB 3) Automatically continue execution after hitting the breakpoint What I observe is that Xcode not only ignores the "Automatically continue execution" setting in the breakpoint, it actually overwrites the file on disk to remove this option. I have put together a very simple example app demonstrating this issue: https://github.com/tspike/xcode-breakpoint-issue Is this a bug? Thanks, Tres