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I just tried running my app on Xcode, and an error message appeared saying, "Build input files cannot be found", and at the very top, it says, "Build failed". I cleaned up the code and I tried running it again and I also tried re-installing cocoapods in the terminal, but the same thing happened again. So I know for sure that, that is the error that is causing the problem. How can I fix it?

Thank You!

Steven
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Last year question, but here u go

  1. Click on the red missing file
  2. Go to the Show the File inspector on the right side
  3. Make sure to choose the right type, if you don't know yet please choose Default
  4. Change the location from Absolute Path to Relative to Group
  5. Click the document button, and select the file that XCode think is missing

Once I've done this, the red on the name file gone, and I can build my project again

vomicide
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