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"Multiple commands produce'' error when building with Xcode

Quick and easy fix if you run into this issue

I ran into this issue whilst trying to publish my React Native app for iOS. The fix is quick and easy: change the build system to Legacy.

File > Workspace Settings > Build System > Select "Legacy Build System"


It's as simple as that! This fixes the issue for publishing your iOS app.
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  2. HTMLSave14 August 2026 at 07:23

    Awesome quick fix! When sharing troubleshooting notes or lightweight code snippets with teammates, converting your html to url makes it super easy to pass around without messy formatting.

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