I believe just today Google released a new update to their iOS Analytics frame work (version 3.0). When I follow the instructions and try to run the code, I get:
Till third party developers do not enable BITCODE for their old libraries, you can disable bit code in your own project if you are not going to have a Apple Watch extension for you application.
I had libz.dylib and AdSupport.framework as per instruction from Google, it worked fine.
Then I had to add -all_load in other linker flags for some other library dependency, then google analytics started failing build with linker error.
I had to add libsqlite3.0.dylib framework to get it to work.
So there is something to do with -all_load linker flag
None of the above solutions worked for me. What did work for me, however, was adding these:
libz.dylib
libsqlite3.0.dylib
libGoogleAnalyticsServices.a
The libGoogleAnalyticsServices.a is a file that can be found in the download for Google Analytics for Mobile Apps iOS SDK v3.
Hope this helps!
I downloaded version 3.06 of the Google Analytics Services for iOS in early April 2014, and STILL ran into the problems referenced above. Google has updated their docs to mention the need to link the libz.dylib and the AdSupport.framework.
SOLUTION: I found through trial and error, I also needed to link the libsqlite3.dylib in order to build on the simulator or to a device.
Add
libz.dylib
AdSupport.framework
libsqlite3.0.dylib
Google did not update their guide as of 8 Oct 2013.
Google Analytics Guide is here
I had to add both libz.dylib and AdSupport.framework to the build phases to make this go away. Google doesn't include these in their instructions so going to check with them to make sure this is OK then will update this post.
UPDATE: Now you also need to add libsqlite3.0.dylib to get it to work.