Are Xcode warnings like this safe to submit (won’t disqualify)?

I’m building a Swift Playgrounds app (.swiftpm) in Xcode 26.2 and I consistently see this warning, even on brand-new Swift Playgrounds apps created from the default template:

“Skipping duplicate build file in Compile Sources build phase: /Users/.../<ProjectName>.swiftpm/Media.xcassets”

Everything builds and runs normally and all images/assets appear correctly, so it seems like it’s just an annoying warning.

I’ve checked for duplicates and don’t see the asset catalog listed twice, but the warning still appears whenever I add an asset catalog to any playground project in Xcode.

Is this warning safe to ignore for submission, and it won’t affect Swift Student Challenge eligibility?

Submitting your app with a warning is better than not submitting it at all. But obviously it’s better to not have warnings.

AFAIK this warning is generated by you adding an Asset Catalog (.xcassets) to your playground. What happens if you remove that?

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Are Xcode warnings like this safe to submit (won’t disqualify)?
 
 
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