Denys Telezhkin

Alternatively, it's also possible to lower deployment target to mac OS 10.15, it seems that macOS 11 is required for following components of the code: - [ ] NSApplicationDelegateAdaptor, @main...

@karstenBriksoft Yep, no way around that with SwiftUI. But two latest releases of iOS and macOS might be enough for most people, especially since in six months there will be...

I understand you, believe me) I have a Mac that cannot even be updated to Big Sur. But I also have pet projects written in SwiftUI and understand that sometimes...

Can you add more details please? What installation method are you using, what package manager/Xcode is used etc. I found a bunch of related issues, https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxSwift/pull/2262, https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-ios/issues/1485, but I don't...

I tested the same settings on MacOS Big Sur (Intel) and Xcode 12.5 Beta 3, and changing `ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH` to NO did not trigger any build errors, which leads me to...

It's up to maintainer @jflinter I guess. As for the warnings you are mentioning, they are already fixed on master branch.

Posting this here for visibility, been using this approach for quite some time now, feels great and native to SwiftUI https://github.com/SwiftGen/SwiftGen/issues/666#issuecomment-625341873.

I want to also note, that this problem also exists if you install TwitterKit into main target of the application, so it's not exclusive to setup with framework target.

No, unfortunately. Everything I've written in original description seems to be relevant and needs to be looked into by Twitter folks.

I've been struggling with class names in my frameworks as well, here's the solution i came up with: https://github.com/DenHeadless/DTModelStorage/blob/master/DTModelStorage/Utilities/DTRuntimeHelper.m#L13-L22 This is basically NSStringFromClass, but language-independent, which returns class name in...