This took me a while to figure out but here is how I fixed the issue.1. Change your product name under Build Settings -> Packaging -> Product Name to the desired product name. This will change you Bundle Identifier to the desired name.2. Clean your project by selecting Product -> Clean.3. Select your CoreData model in the project navigator and then select the Data Model Inspector in the Inspector tab. Change the project name under class to the new class name. I got stuck here since I did not know Spaces, dashes, . are all replaced by underscores. You can see that my Product Name is FLO-Cycling and the CoreData class is FLO_Cycling.4. If you have imported the Swift bridging header file anywhere make sure to update it.I hope this can help someone.Take care,Jon
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