Add Tuist setup for XCFramework generation#807
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pepicrft wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenSwiftUIProject:mainfrom
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Add Tuist setup for XCFramework generation#807pepicrft wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenSwiftUIProject:mainfrom
pepicrft wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenSwiftUIProject:mainfrom
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Add Tuist manifests (Project.swift, Tuist.swift, Tuist/Package.swift) to enable building OpenSwiftUI as an XCFramework using xcodebuild. This includes module maps for COpenSwiftUI and OpenSwiftUISymbolDualTestsSupport, a package typealias to resolve ORBPath module ambiguity in Xcode, and conditional compilation guards for BacklightServices-dependent code.
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Hey! I'm Pedro, co-founder of Tuist. I've been looking at OpenSwiftUI and thought it'd be useful to have a Tuist-based setup for producing XCFrameworks via xcodebuild, without relying solely on SPM.
This adds Tuist project manifests with a
Project.swiftcovering all the existing targets (OpenSwiftUI, OpenSwiftUICore, OpenSwiftUI_SPI, COpenSwiftUI, OpenSwiftUIMacros, OpenSwiftUIExtension, OpenSwiftUIBridge, OpenSwiftUISymbolDualTestsSupport), aTuist/Package.swiftfor external dependency resolution, and anavailability-macros.xcconfigfor the availability macro flags. I also added module maps for COpenSwiftUI and OpenSwiftUISymbolDualTestsSupport since Xcode needs them for module discovery, a package typealias inPath.swiftto resolve an ORBPath ambiguity that arises from Xcode's transitive header search path propagation, and conditional compilation guards around BacklightServices-dependent code in the UIKit hosting views.I've verified the build succeeds for macOS, iOS device, and iOS Simulator in both Debug and Release configurations, and successfully produced an XCFramework with
xcodebuild -create-xcframework.