`Undefined symbols` when integrating a package containing `FirebaseAnalytics` into a Tuist project with a target containing `FirebaseAnalytics` about tuist HOT 4 CLOSED

@danibachar that was just an example, in the actual project, the package in an external dependency. that being said, I will check those links out and get back to you later today, thanks.

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You are consuming the internal swift package as a tuist project. This is not the way to consume swift packages with Tuist.
I suggest on following this guide on how to consume external dependencies.

You can also look in the fixtures folder for examples on how to setup a project that is structured like yours.

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You are consuming the internal swift package as a tuist project. This is not the way to consume swift packages with Tuist. I suggest on following this guide on how to consume external dependencies.

You can also look in the fixtures folder for examples on how to setup a project that is structured like yours.

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If the suggested approach is to use the Tuist's XcodeProj-based integration then it doesn't work for all external packages.. as some of them is not compatible with this method, (e.g. XMPPFramework , previously reported by someone here)
So only Xcode's default integration works for these packages.

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I debugged this issue, and the problem is unrelated to Tuist. The fixture project is duplicated the symbols of FirebaseAnalytics (transitive static product) across various dynamic frameworks. I suggested as a proper setup:

• Either use Tuist's default integration using Xcode primitives and changing the type of Firebase products to be dynamic.
• Wrap Firebase static targets into a dynamic framework and use @_exported import FirebaseAnalytics so that symbols are only in a single dynamic framework.

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