#183 · closed · 5 comments
**Change `.process` to `.copy` in `Package.swift`** ```swift .target( name: "ProgressHUD", dependencies: [], path: "ProgressHUD/Sources", resources: [ .copy("PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy"), // Changed to .copy ] ), ``` *Reasoning:* `.copy` makes the intention very clear; copy this file as-is from the source to the destination, which helps ensure that Xcode doesn't attempt to perform any processing that results in the file not being recognized.*
[Apple's guidelines](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/adding-a-privacy-manifest-to-your-app-or-third-party-sdk#Add-a-privacy-manifest-to-your-Swift-package) specify `process` for privacy manifests in Swift Packages. `process` is identical to `copy` unless Xcode/Swift has special handling for a resource type, so I wouldn't be concerned about the manifest getting mangled.
@robinkunde What is your suggestion here? :) Should we do this? Do we need this?
@relatedcode Do we need the manifest? Yes, Apple says so (even if their enforcement stance is unclear to me). The current setup works correctly, so my recommendation is to leave it. Sidenote: In order to validate that it works, you have to actually put something into the manifest that will show up in a privacy report. I did that just now and it does show up and is attributed to ProgressHUD.
@relatedcode Also, would you mind creating a new release so the changes from https://github.com/relatedcode/ProgressHUD/pull/178 are available to everyone?
@robinkunde Thank you for your help! :)