[quote='856256022, raunits, /thread/798530?answerId=856256022#856256022, /profile/raunits'] I've uploaded the test project on github [/quote] Thanks. Building that I see this structure: TWiOSApp.app/ Base.lproj/ Frameworks/ TWFramework.framework/ Info.plist TWFramework Info.plist PkgInfo PlugIns/ NotifContentExt.appex/ Base.lproj/ Info.plist NotifContentExt NotifServiceExt.appex/ Info.plist NotifServiceExt ShareExt.appex/ Base.lproj/ Info.plist ShareExt TWiOSApp That seems reasonable enough, in that there’s only one copy of your framework embedded at the top level, which is the correct structure for an iOS app. Looking at the project I see that you have a TWFramework target and three ‘utils’ targets (TWUtils, StringUtils, NumberUtils, ModelUtils) each of which produce a static library that’s then linked into the framework. That’s a bit convoluted — you could just compile the code the framework directly — but there’s nothing fundamentally wrong with it. Two things to note about this test project: Your
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