Exact same problem, thanks for your answer - helps me save time!EDIT: Just looked at an older package from myself which had a .xcodeproj file in the swift package. After searching I remembered we can create an xcodeproject file with:```# swift package generate-xcodeproj```That still works with Xcode 11.5(I did not yet test if that xcodeproj then works with the Xcode Server, but I would guess so)After looking at your link that is actually what Apple is proposing in that yellow box titled "Important" 😉
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Got the same annoying problem, thank you for your research!
Maybe creating an applescript or something similar could fix the problem? Watching the folder and just executing the sudo xcrun or maybe directly setting the correct permissions with sudo chmod 0770 file?
Edit: Have you filed a bug report with apple https://bugreport.apple.com ?