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Crash when integrating the xcframework that contains mixpanel #474
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hi @uzair , could you share the integration code related to Mixpanel? Also, how do you integrate Mixpanel? For right now, we suggest using SPM. |
hi @uzair , I will close this issue for now. Please feel free to reopen the issue anytime you get a chance to provide more information and the problem still exists. |
Even myself facing the similar issue. We are using Cocoapods for integration
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hi @jvigneshcs , which Mixpanel version are you using? |
I tried with 4.1.2 (latest) |
@jvigneshcs When I try to execute
Have you experimented with using the
See: https://guides.cocoapods.org/syntax/podfile.html#use_frameworks_bang |
I tried your suggestion with
when I tried with
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@jvigneshcs Can you please provide more detailed instructions for your bare minimum project to repro this issue? I managed to get your build script to run, but the Mixpanel.xcworkspace says: And |
Nevermind, got it to work. I had to remove |
@jvigneshcs I've experimented with different build configurations. I'm able to get it building and running without crashing but I do see messages like this in the console:
In MySDK - MyAPI.swift it seems like you will need to So I do not think this is an issue with the Mixpanel SDK. I think this use case is running up against limitations in Swift/Xcode. Some further reading: Example usage in Firebase: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/blob/master/FirebaseFunctions/Sources/Internal/FunctionsComponent.swift#L21-L22 |
@jvigneshcs One workaround I did find is to use the Mixpanel Objective-C SDK from MySDK instead of the Swift SDK. If however, MyApp also uses the Objective-C SDK then we're back to the |
@jaredmixpanel yeah we have already tried this approach and we didn't face the crash issue which is happening with mixpanel-swift pod. |
I have create my custom framework and integrated mixpanel in it. When i create xcframework and integrate it in my sample project i'm getting the below crash:
dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found: _$s8MixpanelAAC10initialize5token13launchOptions13flushInterval12instanceName21automaticPushTracking06optOutL9ByDefaultAA0A8InstanceCSS_SDySo019UIApplicationLaunchE3KeyaypGSgSdSSS2btFZTj Referenced from: /Users/uzairshahzad/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/F078F0D6-1469-430B-AB7B-35DDAECCC333/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/71E16C58-078E-4A8F-AF48-3ADAE35A210F/MixpanelExample.app/Frameworks/TGPaySDK.framework/TGPaySDK Expected in: /Users/uzairshahzad/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/F078F0D6-1469-430B-AB7B-35DDAECCC333/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/71E16C58-078E-4A8F-AF48-3ADAE35A210F/MixpanelExample.app/Frameworks/Mixpanel.framework/Mixpanel
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