I'm experimenting with creating a Framework and have noticed a difference when dragging and dropping/or adding it into a project.
If I create a brand new app and add the Framework then Xcode automatically creates a "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded" section within the app settings general section.
The framework gets added with a default embed setting of Do Not Embed, which can be changed to Embed & Sign or Embed without Signing.
However, I have an existing app which doesn't already contain a "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded section" section, if I add the framework to that app then Xcode is NOT creating a "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded section", instead it is adding the framework to the existing "Link Libraries with Binary" section. However this section does not have the embed box that a "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded" section has.
Why is there this difference?
And how can you choose whether to sign or not the framework if its been added by Xcode to the "Link Binary With Libraries" section rather than the "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded" section.
I am finding that when Xcode adds the framework to the "Link Binary With Libraries" section and the app is run then there are run time errors about the framework not being able to be found, this does not occur when it gets added to the "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded" section.
Is it possible to there explicitly create a "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded" section? I can't find one, nor can I get Xcode to create one, it keeps insisting on adding the Framework to "Link Binary With Libraries", which results in the app not running.