I am faced with warning that actually does nothing for me in this case, but is a bit anoying.
The project is combined with several subprojects via Cocoapods, so the structure is
- Root folder
- Main project (that combines all the others and is used to deliver the build to the end-users. Imports Subproject 1, Subproject 2, Core)
- Subproject 1 (dependent on Core, imports it via Podfile)
- Subproject 2 (dependent on Core, imports it via Podfile)
- Core project (independent)
- Module.podspec (describes subspecs, let's assume it declares the name of the framework - Module)
The development happens in Subproject 1/2, and to use some Core classes I need to import Module to the swift file. And it works fine. Because the development happens in the project directly and Cocoapods assembles Module.framework based on Podfile imports and Module.podspec
But when I am building the project from Main project - the Subproject 1/2 and Core are all in the Module.framework. Thus, the xCode displays warning:
⚠️ File 'FileFromOtherSubModule.swift' is part of module 'Module'; ignoring import
Is there any way to handle it? I haven't found such a warning in clang flags
