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At Uber, we are working on integrating the opentelemetry-swift library to enable context propagation and tracing in our iOS applications. However, since our internal policy only permits the inclusion of open-source libraries via XCFramework files, integrating the opentelemetry-swift SDK has become a challenge.
Currently, we rely on a manual process to generate the XCFramework file.
Below are the steps used for obtaining XCFramework file
We aim to streamline this process to reduce manual intervention and associated risks.
Looking forward to your suggestions or any official support to simplify and optimize the integration of the opentelemetry-swift SDK.
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello Team,
At Uber, we are working on integrating the opentelemetry-swift library to enable context propagation and tracing in our iOS applications. However, since our internal policy only permits the inclusion of open-source libraries via XCFramework files, integrating the opentelemetry-swift SDK has become a challenge.
Currently, we rely on a manual process to generate the XCFramework file.
Below are the steps used for obtaining XCFramework file
BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION=YES ARCHS=arm64 BUILD_DIR=./Build -destination "generic/platform=iOS"
We aim to streamline this process to reduce manual intervention and associated risks.
Looking forward to your suggestions or any official support to simplify and optimize the integration of the opentelemetry-swift SDK.
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: