fix(ios): drop SwiftUICore autolink on pods so the app links via SwiftUI re-export

Build #9 proved `-weak_framework SwiftUICore` does NOT bypass the allowed-client
check, and applying it to the tvOS app target regressed tvOS — reverted that
plugin (withSwiftUICoreWeakLink).

Confirmed root cause from build #8/#9 logs: both iOS jobs fail at the app
*executable* link (`Ld … Streamyfin`), not at any pod. SwiftUI was split into
SwiftUI + SwiftUICore on iOS 26; the SwiftUI pods emit a `-framework SwiftUICore`
autolink directive that, under use_frameworks :static, is inherited by the app's
static link, and the app isn't an allowed client of the private SwiftUICore.tbd.

Fix: in the pod post_install, compile pods with
`-Xfrontend -disable-autolink-framework -Xfrontend SwiftUICore` so they stop
emitting that direct autolink. SwiftUICore symbols then resolve through SwiftUI's
re-export (SwiftUI.tbd re-exports SwiftUICore). Scoped to phone
(ENV['EXPO_TV'] != '1') to leave the green tvOS build untouched.

Also harden scripts/ios/build-ios.ts: displayBuildError now surfaces the
"Undefined symbols for architecture …" linker block, which the error:-only
pattern filter was swallowing (so unsigned-build failures show the real symbol).
This commit is contained in:
Gauvain
2026-05-29 18:17:02 +02:00
parent 04e75c81a4
commit 6e223596f6
4 changed files with 27 additions and 64 deletions

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@@ -133,7 +133,6 @@
],
"expo-web-browser",
["./plugins/with-runtime-framework-headers.js"],
["./plugins/withSwiftUICoreWeakLink.js"],
["./plugins/withChangeNativeAndroidTextToWhite.js"],
["./plugins/withAndroidAlertColors.js"],
["./plugins/withAndroidManifest.js"],

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@@ -25,6 +25,17 @@ function buildPatch() {
" cfg.build_settings['HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS'] ||= '$(inherited)'",
" cfg.build_settings['HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS'] << \" #{extra_hdrs.join(' ')}\"",
" cfg.build_settings['CLANG_ALLOW_NON_MODULAR_INCLUDES_IN_FRAMEWORK_MODULES'] = 'YES'",
" # iOS 26 / Xcode 26: SwiftUI was split into SwiftUI + SwiftUICore. The SwiftUI",
" # pods (ExpoUI, glass-effect, glass-poster, …) emit a `-framework SwiftUICore`",
" # autolink directive that, under use_frameworks :static, flows into the app",
" # executable's link. The app isn't an allowed client of the private",
" # SwiftUICore.tbd → `cannot link directly with 'SwiftUICore'`. Dropping that one",
" # autolink at the Swift frontend lets the symbols resolve via SwiftUI's",
" # re-export instead. Phone-only — tvOS links fine and must stay untouched.",
" if ENV['EXPO_TV'] != '1'",
" cfg.build_settings['OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS'] ||= '$(inherited)'",
" cfg.build_settings['OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS'] << ' -Xfrontend -disable-autolink-framework -Xfrontend SwiftUICore'",
" end",
" end",
" end",
"",

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@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@
const { withXcodeProject } = require("@expo/config-plugins");
// Tokens written verbatim as OTHER_LDFLAGS array entries.
const LDFLAG_TOKENS = ['"-weak_framework"', '"SwiftUICore"'];
/**
* Xcode 26 + `use_frameworks! :linkage => :static` makes the main app target
* auto-link SwiftUICore directly (SwiftUI was split into SwiftUI + SwiftUICore on
* recent SDKs, and the SwiftUI pods' object files carry a `-framework SwiftUICore`
* autolink directive that flows into the app link). The linker then rejects it:
* ld: cannot link directly with 'SwiftUICore' because product being built is
* not an allowed client of it
* Weakly linking SwiftUICore on the app target bypasses the allowed-client check;
* the symbols still resolve at runtime via SwiftUI's re-export.
*
* Scoped to `com.apple.product-type.application` ONLY — it must not touch the
* tvOS TopShelf app-extension (which legitimately links SwiftUI); applying the
* flag there breaks that target.
*/
const withSwiftUICoreWeakLink = (config) =>
withXcodeProject(config, (config) => {
const project = config.modResults;
const nativeTargets = project.pbxNativeTargetSection();
const configLists = project.pbxXCConfigurationList();
const buildConfigs = project.pbxXCBuildConfigurationSection();
// Collect build-configuration UUIDs that belong to application targets only.
const appConfigIds = new Set();
for (const key of Object.keys(nativeTargets)) {
const target = nativeTargets[key];
if (!target || typeof target !== "object" || !target.productType)
continue;
const productType = String(target.productType).replace(/"/g, "");
if (productType !== "com.apple.product-type.application") continue;
const list = configLists[target.buildConfigurationList];
if (!list || !list.buildConfigurations) continue;
for (const bc of list.buildConfigurations) appConfigIds.add(bc.value);
}
for (const id of appConfigIds) {
const entry = buildConfigs[id];
if (!entry || typeof entry !== "object" || !entry.buildSettings) continue;
const settings = entry.buildSettings;
let flags = settings.OTHER_LDFLAGS;
if (flags == null || flags === '""' || flags === "") {
flags = ['"$(inherited)"'];
} else if (typeof flags === "string") {
flags = [flags];
}
const already = flags.some((f) => String(f).includes("SwiftUICore"));
if (!already) {
flags.push(...LDFLAG_TOKENS);
settings.OTHER_LDFLAGS = flags;
}
}
return config;
});
module.exports = withSwiftUICoreWeakLink;

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@@ -525,10 +525,23 @@ function displayBuildError(
console.error(line);
}
console.error("--- End Build Errors ---\n");
} else if (stdout.trim()) {
}
// Linker failures ("Undefined symbols for architecture …", the SwiftUICore
// autolink rejection, "ld: …") don't carry an "error:" token, so the pattern
// filter above drops the symbol name and "referenced from" context that
// actually pinpoints the culprit. Surface that block explicitly.
const stdoutLines = stdout.split("\n");
const undefIdx = stdoutLines.findIndex((line: string) =>
line.includes("Undefined symbols"),
);
if (undefIdx >= 0) {
console.error("\n--- Linker error detail ---");
console.error(stdoutLines.slice(undefIdx, undefIdx + 40).join("\n"));
console.error("--- End linker error detail ---\n");
} else if (errorLines.length === 0 && stdout.trim()) {
// No specific error patterns found, show last N lines of stdout
const lines = stdout.split("\n");
const lastLines = lines.slice(-ERROR_OUTPUT_TAIL_LINES).join("\n");
const lastLines = stdoutLines.slice(-ERROR_OUTPUT_TAIL_LINES).join("\n");
console.error(
`\n--- Last ${ERROR_OUTPUT_TAIL_LINES} lines of build output ---`,
);