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Sasmito Adibowo
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Code Signing Failure due to Symlink Folders

Symlinks are not the correct way to reduce space in a macOS application bundle. When you share code or resources in an app bundle by creating symbolic links across frameworks, that can wreak havoc with code signing — and consequentially notarization.

Learn the proper way to use code exported from one framework into another framework within the same application bundle. Not just code, also learn how to share images and other resources across framework within the same application. Thus reduce your app’s download time by nullifying duplications and be compliant with code signing and notarization that’s mandatory starting from macOS Catalina.

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