How to use the static library with the extension ".framework"?
See original GitHub issueI know how to use the static library with the extension ".a"
, but what should I do with the extension ".framework"
?
Thanks!
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Check out
prebuilt_apple_framework
. It’s currently a work in progress and not documented yet, but you can look at the integration test intest/com/facebook/buck/apple/testdata/prebuilt_apple_framework_static
for an example.
Yes, we have basic Swift support although it’s a work in progress. If you have specific problems, please open a separate issue.