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Xcode – Cycle in dependencies between targets 'Unity-iPhone' and 'UnityFramework'; building could produce unreliable results

Cycle in dependencies between targets ‘Unity-iPhone’ and ‘UnityFramework’; building could produce unreliable results. This usually can be resolved by moving the target’s Headers build phase before Compile Sources.
Cycle path: Unity-iPhone → UnityFramework → Unity-iPhone

Received with M1 Mac, while trying to build to device from Xcode 13.3

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    To solve the issue, on Xcode, you need to go to Build Phases -> UnityFramework, and make sure the Headers is listed above the Compile Sources.

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    Changing build order in Xcode from ‘Manual order’ to ‘Dependency order’ may help.

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    Running in Terminal

    defaults write com.apple.dt.XCBuild EnableSwiftBuildSystemIntegration 1

    To enable the new build system solved the issue for me.

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    Move Headers above Compile Sources fixed the error. Please see the image for reference. I have referenced the following Xcode 13.3 Build Failed because of Cycle in Dependencies between targets libsignal-protocol-swift

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