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"Multiple commands produce..." errors in Xcode 12.2, Big Sur #136
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I have the same problem. Although I can use version 0.4.1 on an ad hoc basis. |
What's the workaround for this? Due to this issue, I haven't been able to build my projects on Big Sur and Xcode 12.2 unless I remove precompiled pods. Is the accepted workaround to just run 🙏 |
Yeah, kind of. I updated my Gemfile to this:
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Same issue here, but downgrading to 0.4.1 didn't help me... |
You can fix this by hand ,for example Delete duplicate lines,left only one line |
@kingnight nice yeah that works as well 🔥 |
If you want to fix this automatically you can put this in your Podfile
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besides the "Multiple commands produce" issue, there is a backslash missing in every *-copy-dsyms.sh file:
Based on @scottasoutherland's code, I patched it with
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I meet the same problem |
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I meet the same problem |
having the same problem |
Anybody found solution for this? |
@dinghaoz Tried with your approach but im getting these errors.
I think nil case is not handled in the code. Any idea? |
It worked! Thanks dinghaoz sir! |
@dinghaoz thanks, your solution worked for me as well. |
Hi! @dinghaoz post_integrate script worked for me to solve most of the errors. Somehow there's one remaining one for me:
Any idea on how to fix it? 😕 |
For a following Podfile, when trying to build the project multiple errors appear. Excluding some of these frameworks using
:binary => false
does not help.Environment:
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