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iOS Xcode scheme code uniqueness check
iOS publishers use Xcode schemes and targets to ship many apps from one workspace. apporig compares Swift and Objective-C sources so each App Store submission is structurally distinct from siblings.
When multi-target setups fail 4.3 review
Shared frameworks, identical coordinator patterns, and copy-pasted service layers produce similar binaries even with different bundle IDs and icons.
apporig parses Swift ASTs from the project you upload and flags structural clones against other iOS apps in the workspace.
Multi-target audit checklist
Export each target as ZIP or connect Git → upload all builds to one workspace → review COPY pairs → rewrite shared Swift modules → confirm OK before TestFlight or App Store Connect upload.
FAQ
How do I check uniqueness across Xcode schemes?
Export each target as ZIP or connect Git, upload as separate projects in one workspace, and review COPY pairs across your iOS catalog.
Why do multi-target iOS setups fail 4.3 review?
Shared frameworks, identical coordinators, and copy-pasted service layers produce similar binaries even with different bundle IDs.
Does apporig analyze Swift across Xcode targets?
Yes. Swift ASTs from each uploaded project are compared across the workspace. Upload one target export per App Store submission you need to gate.
When should multi-target apps be rescanned?
Before every App Store submission, after adding targets, and when shared frameworks change.