Using `archs` setting to build architectures of target `pods-runner`: (“) [!] unable to find a target named `runnertests` in project `runner.xcodeproj`, did find `runner`.

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        <code>[!] unable to find a target named `runnertests` in project 
        `runner.xcodeproj`, did find `runner`. </code>
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The given message indicates that there is no target named "runnertests" in the "runner.xcodeproj" project. However, a target named "runner" was found.

To resolve this issue, you can either adjust the target name you are referencing or create the "runnertests" target if it is missing.

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