Re: A library with the identifier xcframework error

Do you use third party framweworks, like Alamofire ?

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Don't know what happened to the forum.

This is what happens when one selects Branch from the Action menu associated with a post. Apparently this doesn’t require any special privileges; you just have to be the originator of the thread. For example:

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No I dont have any third party framework such as Alamofire or anything all I have is a call kit framework is this the reason?

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Don't know what happened to the forum. I'm noted as the author of this thread I didn't create !

Was just a reply to https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/131345


For reference, here was the original question

nishant288. Apr 10, 2020 1:43 AM

Hi
I am trying to create an xcframework for my framework so far I am able to achieve this following this 1. I was able to archive for ios and simulator but when try to create an xcframework i get an error "A library with the identifier "ios-arm64" already exists." Please let me know what is the issue for this as I am having a tight deadline for the same.

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Don't know what happened to the forum.

This is what happens when one selects Branch from the Action menu associated with a post. Apparently this doesn’t require any special privileges; you just have to be the originator of the thread. For example:

  1. I used my test account to create this thread.

  2. I then used my Apple account to reply on that thread.

  3. I then did an Action > Branch in my test account, resulting in this new thread. This is a discussion thread, not a question thread, and the originator is listed as my Apple account.

Wacky!

Share and Enjoy
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Quinn “The Eskimo!”
Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware 

let myEmail = "eskimo" + "1" + "@apple.com"
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Thanks for the explanation.


But I didn't do anything, just reply, did not branch.

In addition, that's the first time I see this.


Not a big deal, but hope it does not become a recurring issue.


Have a good day, probably at home.

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Curious what was the solution to the original question, can't find the answer in any of the threads.
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Just fun on this forum following eskimo post 1 year ago.

I update MacOS and reopened the forum.

Then this thread appears with the original author:

I reloaded the page and got a completely different view; 4 for answers, a correct answer and nearly 160 more views in a minute… Magic.

Note: I posted a bug report (FB9959426) about the forum whereabouts on reload…

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