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There must be a better way to resolve this, but at least it works:
Usual housekeeping:
For each package that Xcode doesn't find / build:
For me it was solved by deleting
.swiftpm/
folder(Although, maybe just removing xcshareddata would’ve been enough)
Steps:
.swiftpm/
of "problematic" local packageAt least it worked.. Hoping there’s a better way to solve this as well.