Had the same problem on Xcode 12.2 and 12.5 / M1. Pod installed successfully but kept getting the "no such module" error on the simulator, and I could only run on my phone. I removed arm64 in one of the subsections under Build Settings > Architecture, and it worked!
@yujeonglee I could not find anywhere to remove arm64
This solution work like a charm for me. I had new mac book pro with M1 chip.
Are you using an Macbook M1? Or an Intel Macbook? If you are using an Intel macbook ...
Close Podfile type pod install type pod update Open MyPod.xcworkspace and start working
if you are using M1 Mb do the same but start with Right click on Terminal
Using Xcode Version 13.1 (13A1030d), tried installing Alamofire via cocoapod and no luck, wouldn't build, tried running clean build, adding Alamofire as a scheme, etc. Only worked once I closed Xcode and ran pod update, then reopened the workspace.
Just resolved it on Xcode 13.1 My PodFile had to be like below in order to get it working.
workspace '<NAME>'
platform :ios, '15.1'
target '<NAME>' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'AppAuth'
target '<NAME>Tests' do
inherit! :search_paths
end
target '<NAME>UITests' do
#inherit :search_paths
end
end```