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  1. Realm Cocoa SDK
  2. RCOCOA-2091

Realm built with library evolution support does not seem to work

      How frequently does the bug occur?

      Always

      Description

      Hey Realm Team,

      I was looking into getting Realm working with library evolution support. I am using a pre-built binary of Realm in my application. Every time I upgrade Xcode I need to rebuild Realm for this new version. Therefore I tried to build realm with library evolution support. But I cannot get it to work. What I do locally is to execute:

      export REALM_EXTRA_BUILD_ARGUMENTS="$REALM_EXTRA_BUILD_ARGUMENTS REALM_BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION=YES"
      
      build.sh xcframework ios watchos
      

      Which I would assume should build an .xcframework which includes the frameworks for iOS and watchOS as well as should support upcoming Swift compiler versions.

      The issue I see now, when I do this with Xcode 14.3 and then want to use the built .xcframework in the next Xcode version or even in Xcode 15, the compiler tells me that the compiler version that I built Realm with is not compatible.

      Do I have a wrong understand of REALM_BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION or maybe do I execute the command wrong ?

      Therefore I am not sure if it's a bug or me just doing something. Any help is appreciated !

      Stacktrace & log output

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      Can you reproduce the bug?

      Always

      Reproduction Steps

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      Version

      10.38.0

      What Atlas Services are you using?

      Local Database only

      Are you using encryption?

      No

      Platform OS and version(s)

      iOS 16.5

      Build environment

      Xcode version: 14.3.0

            Assignee:
            lee.maguire@mongodb.com Lee Maguire
            Reporter:
            unitosyncbot Unito Sync Bot
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