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Ios swift – Why does running an iOS app through macOS cause "Failed to look up symbolic reference" crash?

I’m trying to run an iOS app natively using macOS, now that Apple-Silicon-based Macs support running iOS apps natively. But for some reason when I ran the app, right after it finishes launching it will crash and gave me this error log.

Failed to look up symbolic reference at 0x106289ecf – offset 2378665 – symbol symbolic _____Sg 14MarketplaceKit14AppDistributorO in /Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/AppName-ayqzzwghuzgzzwgxomvkxxoubhxz/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/.XCInstall/AppName.app/Wrapper/AppName.app/AppName

I’m pretty sure I didn’t do anything other than work on the app. I’ve done some research but I haven’t gotten any working answers. I also cleaned the build folder, deleted the DerivedData folder, restarted my Mac, and reinstalled Xcode, but the error still exists. How do I solve this?

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    I found that based on this, this was caused by Google-Mobile-Ads-SDK. This only happened in macOS 14.5 and 14.6 (as I'm writing this answer). I had to set the Google Ads SDK to version 11.1.0 and run pod update. It solves the crash.


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    Check Framework Linking:

    Ensure "MarketplaceKit" and "AppDistributor" are correctly linked to your target.
    Verify their presence in the "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content" section of your target settings.

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