Avoid potential compilation errors in app extensions when using CocoaPods #229
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@winsmith Our customer reported that the solution did not work as Swift flags do not pass on to packaged added via CocoaPods (and that's the only place this issue happens). So I have reverted the addition of the flag and went for a simple runtime check, which seems to have worked to fix the issue. In addition to this fix, CocoaPods users have to set |
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Fixes #226.
Note that there seems to be no built-in preprocessor macro or flag to check for app extensions, so I have documented how to easily setup one for app extension targets. I followed the naming scheme of Apple's own flags so this feels natural.
I have also added "rounding to milliseconds" to our new duration signal feature to be consistent with the Kotlin SDK.