(iOS) Projects created with addons that specify extra frameworks to include fail to build on Big Sur

So to quickly preface this - this will likely be massively unhelpful in solving the issue so I apologize ahead of time. That said I will try to describe the issue as best I can.

Basically in short - I manage a iOS addon and as I was going to update some things today. I got hit with some very odd errors during compilation with regards to things like missing definitions for OpenGL(I know it's slated for deprecation but last I heard that hadn't happened quite yet) as well as other seemingly important frameworks.

• This is from a fresh download of oF and my addon,
• No changes were made at this point. I was just testing things due to me only recently updating to Big Sur

After some digging I saw a suggestion somewhere suggesting that the linked frameworks in the addon could be the issue. I tried it a few ways but ultimately the fix was to

• Remove specified frameworks from addon_config.mk in my addon
• Create a blank project with my addon included.
• Re-add the necessary frameworks my addon needs.

I don't have the link off-hand (if I find it again I will edit the issue) but I also saw another suggestion was to remove all the absolute paths under Framework Search Paths within build settings.

Any ideas as to what might be happening? Is there another way I can bundle the frameworks my addon requires without running into issues? Worst case I can just make a note saying that new users should add the additional frameworks but it'd be really great to have the whole process baked in.

Thank you!

Reproduce the failure on Big Sur with a fresh openFrameworks download and an addon whose addon_config.mk specifies extra frameworks. Compare that generated project with the workaround that removes those entries and manually adds the frameworks, including the Framework Search Paths settings. Done means addon-specified frameworks are included without manual project changes and the generated iOS project builds.