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Hello wakabians, If you are a developer and you are facing the above issue while building your project in xcode, kindly follow the below procedure.



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What happened:

It could be that you have updated or adjusted your code in android studio or vscode, or an error sudden error occurred why working on your project


Solution:

Step One: Deleting DrivedData


What is DerivedData?

Intermediate Build Files: Contains temporary files generated during the build process, such as object files, compiled binaries, and metadata.

Indexing Information: Stores indexing data that Xcode uses for code completion, navigation, and search features.

Build Artifacts: Includes files related to debugging, like debug symbols and other build outputs.

Location of DerivedData

You can find the DerivedData directory at:

Default Location: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData


Deleting DrivedData From Xcode:

1. Access Settings:

* Click on Xcode in the menu bar at the top left corner of the screen.

* Select Settings... from the dropdown menu. In Xcode 15, the Preferences menu is renamed to Settings.


2. Navigate to Locations:

* In the Settings window, go to the Locations tab.


3. Open Derived Data Folder:

* In the Locations tab, you will see the path to the Derived Data directory.

* Click on the small arrow icon next to the Derived Data path to open it in Finder.


4. Delete Derived Data:

* In Finder, select the DerivedData folder.

* Right-click and choose Move to Trash, or press Command + Delete.


Deleting Derived Data via Terminal

If you prefer to use the Terminal, you can delete the Derived Data folder with the following steps:

Open Terminal:

Launch the Terminal application from your Applications folder or use Spotlight search.


Run the Command to Delete Derived Data:

Execute the following command to delete the Derived Data directory:


Command: rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData


Step Two: Updating Pod

Kindly open your terminal, use cd command to navigate inside to your ios folder of your project,

then enter the below command and press enter.

Command: pod update


1. After that, open your project in xcode with the below command

Command: open Runner.xcworkspace 

When your project has opened in xcode, at the menu bar click on Product, click on Clean Build Folder.

That will clean your build folder, 


Reopen your project in xcode again, at the menu bar click on Product, click on Build.

That will solve your problem


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