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I have been writing iOS applications and completed a project with a lot of frameworks. Now I am using it as a template to start a new project that requires less functionality and hence I should be able to reduce the frameworks required, and hopefully reduce build time and size of project.
Question:
Is there a quick way to check which frameworks are no longer required within the project?
I don’t think there is a better way than removing the framework, building, and seeing if there are link errors. You might be able to write a bash script but it’s probably more work than it’s worth.