Xcode error on M1 Mac: Could not find module … for target 'x86_64-apple-macos'

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GreatOm OP

Created Dec ’21

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Hi!

I need a clue how to solve this issue. I can't build a universal command line app on my new MacBook Pro. I use Swift with some Swift packages and get the error

Could not find module 'NIO' for target 'x86_64-apple-macos'; found: arm64, arm64-apple-macos, at: BUILDPATH

Where do I have to look in Xcode (v 13.1) to get universal packages?

Answered by GreatOm in 697294022

I could solve this issue. As stated at https://forums.swift.org/t/xcode-12-2-spm-swift-nio-fails-to-build-for-apple-silicon-arm64/42197/22

I had the same issue & realized I was building for "My Mac", and not "Any Mac".. that fixed it & built the packages for both. (Top left of the center portion of the Xcode main screen.. where you pick your scheme)

So building for "Any Mac (Apple Silicon, Intel)" works.

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GreatOm OP

Dec ’21

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I could solve this issue. As stated at https://forums.swift.org/t/xcode-12-2-spm-swift-nio-fails-to-build-for-apple-silicon-arm64/42197/22

I had the same issue & realized I was building for "My Mac", and not "Any Mac".. that fixed it & built the packages for both. (Top left of the center portion of the Xcode main screen.. where you pick your scheme)

So building for "Any Mac (Apple Silicon, Intel)" works.

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GreatOm OP

Dec ’21

It is still no good solution because building for "Any Mac" does prevent a debug run. I need to switch back to "My Mac". I would prefer a solution wich works for both scenarios…

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arcangel06 OP

Jan ’22

I have the same issue building my app with exteranl SDKs imported via SPM.. I can't find a solution. Any idea?

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