Xcode 10 multiple commands build error for Pods dependency

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Multiple commands produce '/Users/abc/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyProject-cworwzaxajsmfkcfvourofovbggd/Build/Products/QA-iphonesimulator/MyProject.app':

1) Target 'MyProject' has create directory command with output '/Users/abc/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyProject-cworwzaxajsmfkcfvourofovbggd/Build/Products/QA-iphonesimulator/MyProject.app'

2) That command depends on command in Target 'MyProject': script phase “[CP] Copy Pods Resources”

It seems like a script in Copy pods resources is conflicting with the normal build command. I have tried all the available solutions

  1. Removing redundant files from copy bundle resources.
  2. Updating cocoapods.
  3. Changing product module name under Build settings to a unique one.
  4. Removed info.Plist from Copy Bundle Resources

Temporary Fix: Xcode > File > Workspace Settings > Build System > Choose "Legacy Build System"

Attaching my Copy Pods Resources screenshot enter image description here

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iosobjective-cxcodexcode10
remove info.plist file from the Build Phases --> Copy Bundle Resources --> Info.plist It will works for me - iNiravKotecha
Please check your pod version using pod --version. For Xcode-10 after updating pod version to - 1.5.3 it's work for me - Pratik Sodha
@NiravKotecha Tried it, but no luck. - nr5
have you found an answer to this except legacy build? - birdcage
I tried many things but just these steps stackoverflow.com/a/52451421/2238515 solved for me - Almeida

4 Answers

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@birdcage - Update CocoaPods> Terminal

sudo gem update cocoapods

Then Delete Pods folder,.xcworkspace then delete Podfile.lock

then reinstall all library.

pod install
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Changing build systems to Legacy Build System works for me.

Xcode => File => Workspace Settings => Build System => Change to "Legacy Build System"

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Please try sudo gem update cocoapods and update your cocoapods version. that solved in my case.

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Just remove [CP] Copy Pods Resources from your project Target.