Checks that frameworks that have been imported in source files (eg import MyFramework) are linked to the target.
It ignores Pods as CocoaPods handles that itself. It also ignores System frameworks as those are automatically linked.
Why? So that Xcode knows what order to build things in the New Swift Build System with Parallelize Build turned on, and you can avoid unobvious errors like this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30355133/swift-framework-umbrella-header-h-not-found
./sic.rb --workspace ~/MyApp.xcworkspace [--includes-test-targets]
Outputs:
MyApp
MyFramework1
MyFramework1
MyFramework2
MyFramework4
MyFramework3
MyFramework4
This shows that you need to add MyFramework1 to Linked Frameworks and Libraries in MyApp, and add MyFramework2 and MyFramework4 to MyFramework1. Whereas as MyFramework3 and MyFramework4 are fine and you don't need to add anything to their Linked Frameworks and Libraries sections.
- Automatically add the missing linked frameworks. Seems to be tricky across projects in a workspace.