问题
Let's say I do the following:
- Open Xcode 7
- File | New | Project | Cocoa Touch Framework
- Create "TestFramework" with the Swift language
- Create a file Hello.swift with public func hello() { print("Hello") }.
From here, I can build a debug build of the framework (inside the Debug-iphoneos folder), but I cannot figure out how to build the release version of the framework (inside Release-iphoneos). I thought Archive might do it, but it doesn't. Pointers please?
回答1:
To get a release build, you need to change your scheme settings:
Alternatively, create a new scheme for release builds.
Ensure you have a device selected. Not the simulator.
Build your project and you should see that it gets added to this location: (Click the arrow to navigate there in finder)
And after drilling down, you should be able to find the release folder with your release framework inside.
回答2:
This works for me:
Select your framework target then click Product -> Archive. If organizer window does not pop up after successfull build of your framework then go to "Build Settings" of your framework target, look for option "Skip Install" and change it to "No" (and after that Archive again).
回答3:
When you add the framework to your other Xcode project then you have to add "$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)" to Build Settings -> Framework Search Paths. This will create Debug when you run project (with Debug) and will create Release version when you archive project. The archive doesn't will create Release version under Products dir but will create Release in "Intermediates.noindex" folder.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34643800/how-to-build-a-release-version-of-an-ios-framework-in-xcode