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I don't know if this is that same problem, but I was trying to edit a file Foo.swift and the preview wouldn't work. It complained about another file BarTest.swift not being in any target. Now BarTest.swift was a test file in a package that was being included in my project. It didn't have anything to do with anything happening in Foo.swift, BUT I did have it up in a tab in my Xcode editor. When I closed that tab, the error went away and I was able to preview again. This was in Xcode 12.2.
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I'm having this same problem. I seem to be a version or two back, but even after downloading the latest installer I'm not getting prompted that there's a new version. How do I get around this. Do I have to downgrade back to Mojave and then reinstall Catalina?
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SiddRamesh,What we did is:decompress the iparemove the armv6e architecture from all .dylibs in which it appeared using liporesigned including re-adding entitlements anything in the bundle that was signed, including extensions, watch app, etc.recompress the .ipa.Sounds easy when you say it fast, I know.
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Thank you for this post. As I'm sitting here late on a Friday wondering why I have to deal with a compiler that gives me segmentation faults instead of warnings on symple syntax errors in my unit tests, I get comfort in knowing I'm not alone.