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I have a static library. Let’s call it MyLibrary. I am using it in 5 different Xcode projects. It has a lot of resource files. New resources are added reasonably often. And changes to existing resources are common. Obviously, I want to set things up so that changes to the library resources are reflected in all 5 projects, without my having to update the other projects.
How can I do that?
One way to accomplish that is to create a resource bundle / bundles for your static library. In your dependent projects, point to the bundle from the library (including a bundle entails a single reference in the project file).
It is easy to update resources from your bundle – simply add / change / remove the resource files from the physical location of the bundle (on disk). Your dependent projects will automatically reflect these changes.