how to disable explicit modules
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To disable explicitly built modules in Xcode, you would need to adjust your build settings. However, the context provided does not include specific instructions on how to disable them, only how to enable them.
If you are looking to manage or optimize the use of explicitly built modules, you might consider making your build settings uniform across your project to reduce the number of module variants, as mentioned in the session "Demystify explicitly built modules" from WWDC 2024.
For more detailed guidance, you might want to refer to the session Demystify explicitly built modules (14:45) which covers optimizing your build and managing module variants.
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