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Could not build module 'nanopb' error in Xcode 12.0.1

I upgraded my Xcode to 12. Everything was working perfectly and all of a sudden I kept getting bellow error message (Image below)

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SO link have tried using to solve this issue

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What I’ve done so far

  • Cleaned Build Folder
  • Restarted Xcode
  • Updated Cocoapods
  • Deleted DerivedData
  • Cleared pod cache
  • Deleted pods directory and file and reinstall

None of them worked and its getting frustrating.

Pod file

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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
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    All I did was to follow the instruction(see image below) and it got fixed.

    Source here

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    I had the same problem with a project still targeting iOS 8 as the minimum iOS version. This steps solved my problem:

    1. Update minimum target iOS version to iOS 9 on Podfile file;
    2. Open terminal on project folder, remove all pod file dependencies and update them by running:
    rm -rf /Pods
pod repo update
pod install
    1. Update minimum project target iOS version to iOS 9;
    2. Remove DerivedData;
    3. Clean project;
    4. Compile/run project again.
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  3. 0

    A simpler solution is to update cocoapods to the 1.10 version

    First, update the CocoaPods installation :
    [sudo] gem install cocoapods

    Then, update your project : bundle update cocoapods

    Finally, run pod install and everything should be OK 🙂

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  4. 0

    If the previous solutions did not help someone, then try changing it this way:

    #include <nanopb/pb.h>

    ->

    #include "nanopb/pb.h"

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  5. 0

    This issue CAN be the result of developing iOS on an M1 (Apple Silicon) machine. In this case, the only way to fix the problem is to download a Ruby extension called "ffi" which you can read about here (for extra information): https://rubygems.org/gems/ffi/versions/1.0.9

    To do this:

    In Terminal, install ffi onto your machine using this command:

    sudo arch -x86_64 gem install ffi

    Then in your project file, install your podfile with this command:

    arch -x86_64 pod install

    This should allow you to install your pods (especially if you were getting a "zsh: abort pod install" problem. Notice Terminal will warn you "a bug in the Ruby interpreter or extension libraries".

    After this, if your pod was FireStore/FireBase you may have to get another GoogleService-Info.plist file in your project.

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