My work-around for this issue is:1) in Organizer after you create an archive, right-click on your new archive2) press "Show in Finder"3) right click on the archive in Finder4) press "Show Package Contents"5) delete the 'SwiftSupport' folderI encountered this issue on a React Native project.I tried a lot of the most popular solutions e.g. editing Build Settings and none of those worked for me.
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My issue was my Project "iOS Deployment Target" value was different than my main application target and Notification Service Extension.
My main application target and Notification Service Extension had the same "Deployment Info" version but that didn't match the Project