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No such module JTAppleCalendar when use Xcode 12.0 build on simulator #1297
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Did you find a solution? Can confirm the same is happening after upgrading to XCode 12.0. Had Xcode 11.0 prior, all was fine. After upgrade, the simulator doesn't build erroring |
Get the same issue in Xcode: 12.4, I am using an apple silicon m1 machine |
I am on M1 Xcode 12.x as well. Try, running your Xcode using Rosetta and see if that allows you to build the app |
Getting the same issue on new Macbook Pro Max....can't run my app on simulator with this package installed. Unfortunate. |
@MrGobert do you have a copy of a barebones sample file that does not run? Zip it and drop it in the chat box in this thread. I'll test this on a newer laptop |
Seeing the same problem on Xcode 13.2.1 on M1 Pro MacBook Pro while pulling in JTAC as an SPM dependency. I'm afraid I don't have a sample file or project for you but I found this post requesting dependency makers to re-export their dependencies as XCFrameworks. |
Any update on this? We don't want to use Rozetta :/ |
See.. the problem is i dont have those fancy new Macbooks... I'm putting this as help wanted. |
@patchthecode Well, I'm not a really iOS guy but just asked to ChatGPT :) I have intel processor unfortunately otherwise I could try. Anyone else? https://chat.openai.com/share/1a16c841-f99e-4b46-85f7-2b2d629b876e |
hmm. Maybe someone can test this and do an merge request. |
For those who want to run it by any means The only way I found to get rid of this error is installing Rosetta |
Build error on Simulator: "No such module JTAppleCalendar" by XCode 12.0, but fine on real device.
I used JTAppleCalendar version 7.0
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