SQLite.swift module file was created by an older version of the compiler

I use only xcode for about a month. I installed xcode 6 and created a project that used the SQLite.swift project from stephencelis from GitHub. Everything worked fine, and I think I should have accidentally downloaded the Xcode update this morning. I am now on xcode version 6.3. Now, when I open my project and complete the assembly, I get an error message in a row in one of my blocks that performs "SQLite import". The error message reads: "The module file was created by an older version of the compiler." Previously, I had 50+ errors in the SQLite source files, so I downloaded the latest zip for SQLite and opened this project and executed a build that worked without errors. But now, if I go back and compile my project, I get the error mentioned in the topic.

I think I just don’t know how to properly use these libraries from GitHub or if it is specific to SQLite. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Short answer:

Alt/Option + Product menu> Clear (it will become "Clear build folder")


Trying to apply this answer , I previously installed the “Defines the module” in the “Packaging” section to “Yes” for my Build Settings application in Xcode 6.4. Then, trying to apply this answer , I re-opened my project in beta version of Xcode 7.0. That's when I got the error.

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