I found some kind of way around (2 approaches)
1) Go to Target > Build Phases > Link Library with Libraries > + > Click on Add Other
2) "CMD" + SHIFT + G > type (/user/lib)
3) Now you can find ".dylib" select and add into your project.
Another approach:
You don't need to add library instead of you can add by changing the following option:
1) Go to Target > Build Settings > Other Linker Flags > Double click on section > + > -l{your library name}
For example: libiconv2.dylib = -liiconv2
libbz2.dylib = -libz2
NOTE: ".tbd" files are new "text-based stub libraries" that provide a much more compact version of stub libraries in SDK and it really helps to reduce its download size. Apple did a lot to strip the size of apps since Xcode7 and iOS9.
Developer Reference:
1) Go to Target > Build Phases > Link Library with Libraries > + > Click on Add Other
2) "CMD" + SHIFT + G > type (/user/lib)
3) Now you can find ".dylib" select and add into your project.
Another approach:
You don't need to add library instead of you can add by changing the following option:
1) Go to Target > Build Settings > Other Linker Flags > Double click on section > + > -l{your library name}
For example: libiconv2.dylib = -liiconv2
libbz2.dylib = -libz2
NOTE: ".tbd" files are new "text-based stub libraries" that provide a much more compact version of stub libraries in SDK and it really helps to reduce its download size. Apple did a lot to strip the size of apps since Xcode7 and iOS9.
Developer Reference:
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