This did not work on my setup, however @Valrani put the finger on a solution that also works for me!Thanks everyone

Also happening in Xcode 11.4 Beta 2 unfortunately. We'll have to wait another 2 weeks to, maybe, have a fix, but the problem doesn't figure in the releases notes. Anybody found a workaround?

I have found another fix, because one of my Objective-C frameworks wouldn't work well with Swift without being called as a framework.After your pod, add the modular_headers argument like this : # Comment the next line if you don't want to use dynamic frameworks # use_frameworks! # Pods for SmartInvest pod 'GRDB.swift',:modular_headers => trueOn another note, I wanted to try on Xcode 11.4 Beta 1 or 2, because they fixed so many things, but there's a compiler bug that prevents basic SwiftUI Binding variables from being compiled. I hate to say this, but it really shows Apple has an issue with software quality since 4-5 years. The Xcode 11.4 Beta cycle is useless as of now.

I'm experiencing the same thing. Did anyone find a solution ? It's really dragging my app down. I want it to be snappy.

Same issue... Xcode 15.0.1

Same problem here. Mac Mini M2 Pro with Sonoma 14.2 But it does not meet the requirement of having macOS 13.5 The new math system says 14.2 < 13.5

I can confirm, I also experiment this bug in iOS 17.4, but also iOS 18 (compiled against 17.4). If I have a Text() using a LocalizedStringKey, and my resource catalog is OK, my SwiftUI Preview Canvas is OK, but in the app when I tap on the button to export the view as an image with ImageRenderer, it goes back to English. I'm stuck. This is definitely a bug.

Same problem, archived with Xcode Cloud, pushed on my git through the latest Xcode 15 on macOS Sequoia RC. Should I just push it again ? It can't be a bug on my side, I published a version two weeks ago with the same process. I won't push it with Xcode 16 RC just yet because although it compiles fine on my Mac, Xcode Cloud gives me random bugs.