xcode13.4.1:Library not loaded: /usr/lib/swift/libswiftCoreGraphics.dylib

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Created Sep ’22

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I am using Xcode 13.4.1 and the submitted app store version keeps crashing in iOS 9.3.5 and iOS 10+. but Adhoc builds working fine only App Store build getting crashing.

Dyld Error Message: Dyld Message: Library not loaded: /usr/lib/swift/libswiftCoreGraphics.dylib Referenced from: /var/containers/Bundle/Application/85C5C95A-90F7-4B4C-B84A-93B92BD967CB/Magzter6.app/Magzter6 Reason: image not found Dyld Version: 390.7

I am aware from Xcode 14 all 32-bit apps will not launch. But I am using Xcode 13.4.1 only. Kindly help me to solve this issue.

Attached crash report.

Magzter6 15-09-22, 3-05 PM.crash

Answered by Ptit-Xav in 728753022

Seems that xCode 13.4.1 can not distribute for pre iOS11( this can be checked in TestFlight). Even if debug is still possible. The only workaround I found was using xCode 13.4 and doing some extra configuration :

Build Settings / deployment / oAlways Embed Swift Libraries = Yes
Build Settings / deployment / strip swift symbol = No

Also when uploading :

unselect 2 first options about BitCode and Strip Swift Symbols

Tested successfully with iPhone 5 iOS 10.3.4

In the release notes of xCode it is not always easy to determine the lowest supported iOS version.

New xCode 14 suppressed iOS10 and below support : it means all non 64 bits processor devices not supported. Debug is no more possible.

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Ptit-Xav OP

Sep ’22

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Seems that xCode 13.4.1 can not distribute for pre iOS11( this can be checked in TestFlight). Even if debug is still possible. The only workaround I found was using xCode 13.4 and doing some extra configuration :

Build Settings / deployment / oAlways Embed Swift Libraries = Yes
Build Settings / deployment / strip swift symbol = No

Also when uploading :

unselect 2 first options about BitCode and Strip Swift Symbols

Tested successfully with iPhone 5 iOS 10.3.4

In the release notes of xCode it is not always easy to determine the lowest supported iOS version.

New xCode 14 suppressed iOS10 and below support : it means all non 64 bits processor devices not supported. Debug is no more possible.

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bastawa OP

Sep ’22

It's enough to disable bitcode in the build settings. No need to set strip swift symbol to No. BUT with bitcode disabled on iOS 12.1.2 the images using Comopression: GPU Smallest size don't show up!!!! They show up fine on iOS 12.5.5 and iOS 10.3.4 (Didn't have other devices). This is a big issue. Apple: please revert changes you did.

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