1. If you use Objective-C in your project, be sure that you import modules correctly.\ Use `@import Something` instead of `#import "Something.h"`.\ Because Rugby will include built frameworks in your project; 2. Before using Rugby you should be sure that your project source code is finalized.\ đ¸ For example: if you use `SwiftGen`, run it before calling Rugby.\ Otherwise, your source code will be modified during building with Rugby. Then the hashes of binaries will not be suited.\ If you encounter a problem, try to use [`rugby build pre`](Docs/commands-help/build/pre.md) to prebuild your project and finalize source code; 3. Be sure that all your pods (including development) are ready to build standalone.\ Otherwise, you can get a state when one of them can't be reused correctly without the source of its dependencies.\ As a temporary workaround, you can exclude some pods like `rugby -e BadPod`.\ đ¸ For example: if some of your pods use incorrect headers.