Hi, I am working on distributing a 'framework' I made to a client. The framework itself has a couple of dependencies on a couple of 3rd-party frameworks. Also, I don't want to disclose my source code to the client.
So after doing some research, it seems like the best way to do this would be to use Swift Packages, and make it a binary distribution, which would basically wrap a .xcframework (which I would generate with my source code). But I'm confused about the next steps ... how would I go about sharing the 'package' with the client? Would I just zip up the 'package' folder and email it to them, and they can unzip it on their end, and add it to their project by using "Add local package"? Or is there a more elegant way to do this, which doesn't require publishing a package publicly?