Xcode custom build configuration causes “library/file not found” for static libraries

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As said in similar question iOS Static Library as a Subproject of a Project That Has Custom Build Configurations?, the fix is to add this line

$(BUILD_DIR)/Release$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME)

to your target’s Framework Search Paths, Header Search Paths and/or Library Search Paths

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