file was built for x86_64 which is not the architecture being linked (arm64):





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I'm seeing this error when trying to run my Xcode project with the PaperOnboarding.framework on my iOS device:



.../PaperOnboarding, file was built for x86_64 which is not the architecture being linked (arm64): /(mypath)/PaperOnboarding


The app works on the simulator, so I thought I might fix the issue by changing the Valid Architecture list, but the list already has arm64 as a valid architecture in my build settings.



Also, I looked around and found that I have to set my "Build Active Architecture Only" setting to "No" in order to fix this issue like so:



enter image description here



But even after doing this I'm still seeing the same issue when trying to build the app on my device.



Any idea how to fix this?



Also, I'm using Carthage.










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    I'm seeing this error when trying to run my Xcode project with the PaperOnboarding.framework on my iOS device:



    .../PaperOnboarding, file was built for x86_64 which is not the architecture being linked (arm64): /(mypath)/PaperOnboarding


    The app works on the simulator, so I thought I might fix the issue by changing the Valid Architecture list, but the list already has arm64 as a valid architecture in my build settings.



    Also, I looked around and found that I have to set my "Build Active Architecture Only" setting to "No" in order to fix this issue like so:



    enter image description here



    But even after doing this I'm still seeing the same issue when trying to build the app on my device.



    Any idea how to fix this?



    Also, I'm using Carthage.










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      I'm seeing this error when trying to run my Xcode project with the PaperOnboarding.framework on my iOS device:



      .../PaperOnboarding, file was built for x86_64 which is not the architecture being linked (arm64): /(mypath)/PaperOnboarding


      The app works on the simulator, so I thought I might fix the issue by changing the Valid Architecture list, but the list already has arm64 as a valid architecture in my build settings.



      Also, I looked around and found that I have to set my "Build Active Architecture Only" setting to "No" in order to fix this issue like so:



      enter image description here



      But even after doing this I'm still seeing the same issue when trying to build the app on my device.



      Any idea how to fix this?



      Also, I'm using Carthage.










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      I'm seeing this error when trying to run my Xcode project with the PaperOnboarding.framework on my iOS device:



      .../PaperOnboarding, file was built for x86_64 which is not the architecture being linked (arm64): /(mypath)/PaperOnboarding


      The app works on the simulator, so I thought I might fix the issue by changing the Valid Architecture list, but the list already has arm64 as a valid architecture in my build settings.



      Also, I looked around and found that I have to set my "Build Active Architecture Only" setting to "No" in order to fix this issue like so:



      enter image description here



      But even after doing this I'm still seeing the same issue when trying to build the app on my device.



      Any idea how to fix this?



      Also, I'm using Carthage.







      xcode architecture arm64 carthage






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