ARTICLE AD BOX
I am building an iOS app on Flutter. Whenever I try to distribute the app, I get a "SwiftSupport folder is missing" error from App Store Connect. "Always embed Swift Standard libraries" is set to yes, and I set it to inherited as well, but it's still happening even after rebuild and cleaning.
I tried doing everything commented in this stack thread but nothing is working: The SwiftSupport folder is missing. Rebuild your app using the current public (GM) version of Xcode and resubmit it
My Xcode is up to date. There is no Swift code being used in the app, just dart and a custom-made Framework to run C++ code on iOS devices. I made the Framework by using xcodebuild to convert .dylib to .xcframework. Maybe the lack of Swift is the issue, but I added an empty Swift package using swift packkage init, and still no change. Do I need to do more with the package to trigger the directory? Or is there a way to manual add the needed packages?
