> On Oct 14, 2015, at 7:03 AM, John Daniel <[email protected]> > wrote: > > If I look at the “OS X Code Signing In Depth” documentation online, it says > "Multi-versioned frameworks are discouraged in general.”
Yes, I saw that. Over the last few years the documentation has slowly moved from recommending multi-versioned frameworks to discouraging them. At the same time, it has moved from preferring shared frameworks to preferring embedded frameworks (with an express exception for private frameworks that are used by multiple applications from the same developer). It is these changes in the documentation that led me to move my products from shared, multi-version frameworks to embedded, single-version frameworks. I don't know where you got the idea that I prefer the former. I thought I was pretty clear that I am moving to embedded, single-version frameworks, as Apple recommends. My apologies if I said anything to mislead. My question remains: Is there some way in Xcode 7 to specify a framework version other than "A" when codesigning an embedded framework from the target's General tab at build time? If so, what is it? If anybody knows of any documentation, please refer me to it. (You don't need to respond, John, because you've already made it clear that you don't have the answer. If you want to keep talking about other topics, please start a new thread. Thanks.) -- Bill Cheeseman - [email protected]
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