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Well This is a very common error by xcode and it has so [many] 2 answer on StackOverflow still I am facing this in a particular situation.

My project is running fine on iOS 11 Deployment target but when I try to downgrade my deployment target to iOS 10, it start to throw Module map file not found for every pod library.

What Have I tried:

  • Updated Podfile platform :ios, '10.0'
  • pod deintegrate then 'pod cleanand after that runpod install`
  • Clean DerivedData folder
  • Clean project couple of times using the combination cmd+opt+shift+k & cmd+shift+k
  • Check Objective-C Bridging Header.
  • Revert back deployment target to iOS 11 and it works on iOS 11
  • Removing pod which showing Module map file not found and then it's throwing build error where I have used those library.

How can I get out from this error?

P.S.: It's a mixed project of obj-c and swift 4.2. Xcode version 11.2.1(11B53). Cocoapods version 1.8.4

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ajaysinghdav10d
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From given set of information, it seems you are using color as an asset in your asset catalog like following screenshot

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It requires min deployment target ios 11 to work. Stop using this feature if you want to run in ios 10.

Hope it helps.

Ratul Sharker
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  • Thanks, but I am not using xcassets for colors. [DynamicColor](https://github.com/yannickl/DynamicColor) is a third-party pod – sz ashik Nov 11 '19 at 06:49