This error still appears in Xcode 11.4 beta 4. It seems to happen when the main target A imports another target B, a dynamic framework, and both of them import a static library C.Dependency graph:A -> BA -> CB -> CIt seems like removing the static library C dependency from the main target A solves the issue.Updated dependency graph:A -> BB -> CHope this helps!
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