I've created a library for my iOS app but I get the warning linking against a dylib which is not safe for use in application extensions
.
I know this is because I haven't enabled Allow app extension API only
for my library. So when I enable that setting my library gives errors where I have used UIApplication.shared
.
I know I cannot use shared
in my extension, and don't actually need to, but this library is used by both my app and my extension.
So the question is, how can I compile the library with a guard around UIApplication.shared
?
I already use this:
#if !IS_EXTENSION
// Cancel the background task
UIApplication.shared.endBackgroundTask(bgTask)
#endif
and set IS_EXTENSION
for Active Compilation Conditions
in my extension target, and also IS_EXTENSION=1
for Preprocessor Macros
in my app extension, however the library still gives me warnings on these lines.
from Swift library that supports both app and extension
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