Xcode Executable not found

[NicFolk]

I made an app using Kivy, packaged it to iOS, and then eventually got it running. I left for 20 minutes, got the error "Library not found -lkivy" and then fidgeted with a bunch of the libraries. Eventually, I got the error
"Executable not found:
/Users/nicolasfolk/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/workout-euyidjjsbttahwenjkjcbmvyxiwk/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/workout.app is not a valid path to an executable file. Please rebuild the project to ensure that all required executables are created. Check your project settings to ensure that a valid executable will be built."
Does anyone know how to help me with this?

[muffinny]

I have the same problem. Did you manage to fix it?

[NicFolk]

Yeah, i think the error was the path to which I linked my Xcode project. I ended the path with my main.py file, but what I should’ve done was ended it with the folder in which my main.py was stored. I re-packaged and corrected this error then the “Executable not found” issue disappeared

[NicFolk]

Let me know if that makes sense/works

[muffinny]

Thank you very much for your reply. Unfortunately we haven't been able to fix it with this fix. We've tried everything. Pretty much all the different options and techniques we saw on google, and no luck. It's mind boggling. I also downgraded to earlier IOS and no luck. Something might have gone terribly wrong. My programmer will try more things tomorrow, but it's so frustrating.

Thank you so much for asking.

[aasann1]

i solved this issue by removing the arm64 and add x86_64 in excluded Architectures .

[KesleyDavid]

eu resolvi esse problema removendo o arm64 e adicionando x86_64 em arquiteturas excluídas.

my friend, how did you do it? can you help me please?

[yendiscart]

i solved this issue by removing the arm64 and add x86_64 in excluded Architectures .

This did not work for me. How do you solve this?

[NicFolk]

Again, for me, I just had to re-build and link the project to the folder where my main.py was, not to the main.py file itself. This seemingly did not work for others though, so I am not sure

[NicFolk]

Got back to this issue, re-building did not work this time. Not sure what to do...

[NicFolk]

i solved this issue by removing the arm64 and add x86_64 in excluded Architectures .

This worked, but then I needed to remove a bunch of libraries, and then that opened up nine other errors

[bigzlyn]

pod install can solve my problem.

[NicFolk]

That's it? Just install cocoapods through terminal?

[NicFolk]

If that is all that I need to do, it didn't work. Maybe I need to link pods to Xcode?

[NicFolk]

More (possibly) reliable solution: update xcode project (see kivy docs) and potentially change Exlcuded Architecture to arm64 (do not include -x86_64)

[ShubhranshGupta]

Do pod install and then in Pod.xcproj add arm64 inside excluded architecture, This will do the job

[NicFolk]

pod install gives me the error: [!] No `Podfile' found in the project directory.

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