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I'm having the exact same issue with the same phone and OS. Can't find anything that will fix it

i solve the same problem today with add ",

:modular_headers => true

Hi,

I solved this problem commenting use_frameworks! in my Podfile :

https://github.com/Alamofire/Alamofire/issues/3051#issuecomment-580003683

Hope it will works for you !

Valrani

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

Thanks everyone

Having the same issue since updating to iOS 13.3.1 today was working fine before

As an unpaid developer user, I was not able to make any of the workarrounds be successful. Apple seems to be preventing unpaid developers to use frameworks in their applications with IOS 13.3.1.

In my case I am using SQLite.swift framework from GitHub which stopped working with IOS 13.3.1

I hope Apple gives an answer to this thread.

looks like iOS 13.3.1 bug related to embedded frameworks and free developer account. I suggest that everyone files a radar to Apple.

Unfortuantely commenting out 'use_frameworks!' or/and adding 'use_modular_headings!' does not work for me.

It fixes the errors while creating other errors.

The only temperary fix that I have found is rolling back to 13.3 and this has its own complications.

This has been extremely frustrating, and not that I would mind paying for the developer program but for my project and purposes I am not allowed to pay for anything.

Same for me. Firebase is not working without "use_frameworks!". Only way is use simulator or roll back to 13.3.

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 => true

On 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've had the same problem with the flutter. https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/49504

I have the same issue, spent my entire day solving it, but there is no solution as I see. If sb. find sg. please comment below. Thanks.

This solved my issue thanks!!

FYI this is fixed in 13.4 release

I'm having the same issue and I have a paid enterprise developer account. But I'm running on a build server where I am logged in with a different (domain) account. I wonder if that has something to do with it.