The error message "using bridging headers with module interfaces is unsupported" typically means that the project is using a bridging header to import objective-C code into a Swift project, which is not supported in module interfaces. This error is commonly encountered when trying to build a mixed-language app that includes both objective-C and Swift code. To resolve this error, you may need to remove the bridging header file or update your project's Build Settings. Alternatively, you may need to refactor your code to eliminate the need for the bridging header.
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