Yes. If you're targeting Apple platforms and want to allow clients to use your product in Xcode (the common case) or even need Swift/ObjC interop yourself, usin

Yes. If you're targeting Apple platforms and want to allow clients to use your product in Xcode (the common case) or even need Swift/ObjC interop yourself, using rust or anything not explicitly supported by Apple and Xcode is just too fiddly.