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slim surge
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Hello! What version of the iOS SDK are you using?

near ore
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Hi, i'm currently using the latest version 23.26.0

slim surge
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So when you try to run this code are you getting an error?

near ore
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I added the frameworks manually

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yes I get an error

slim surge
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What's the error?

near ore
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I translated the code to objective c and get this error : Use of undeclared identifier 'IdentityVerificationSheet'

slim surge
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When you added the frameworks were bridging headers created as expected?

near ore
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I believe so

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the other frameworks work as ecpected and imported them all the same way

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is there a way to confirm they were created?

slim surge
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I think it's in Build Settings > Swift Complier > General/Objective-C Bridging Header. Is there anything in there?

near ore
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I can't find any tab named Swift Complier

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is it something I should have enabled?

slim surge
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It's hard to say, they like to change things in Xcode all the time, that may not be where it is anymore. ๐Ÿ˜…

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I haven't done anything like this in a while.

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Are you importing any bridging headers in your Objective-C code?

near ore
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No havent imported any bridging headers

slim surge
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That's the main issue. When using Swift code like this in Objective-C there should be a bridging header you import. You need to find the bridging header and import it.