Hey,
There’s a few steps you can take to resolve this. (This is if you are uing remote build from a PC)
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Make sure “Universal Windows Platform Development” + “Win 10 SDK” + “Game development with c++” + “mobile development with c++” modules are all installed within your visual studios
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Install Itunes 12.10.11 (!!! Before doing this remove itunes from your pc and uninstall an application called “Apple mobile device Support” within you pc!!!)
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On your mac terminal run “xcodebuild -showsdks” and make sure under ios sdks, ios 15.5 ( or later ) is there, if the sdk is outdated you can either…
a) Download a new xcode verion from Sign In - Apple with the appropriate IOS sdk version and remove the old xcode or
b) If you want to keep the same xcode veriosn but change the ios sdk, unforunantly you cannnot just downald the sdk so youll need to install xcode with the correct ios sdk using the link and then replace the sdk of the old xcode with the new one by just replaceing the following folder, Rigth click xcode and show content → Developer → Platform → iPhoneOS.pltform → Developer → SDKs
Hope that makes sense and helps. Let me know if u have any further questions.