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I'm used to search and install packages with apt, under Debian-based distributions, and one useful feature of it is that you can search in the description of packages as well, so you don't need to know the exact name of a package to find it. It can be used in a exploratory way. For example, say I'm searching for packages related to functional programming, but haven't a specific one in mind. I could do just this:

I have a react native app and just noticed that a few lines were added for Recovered References in my project.pbxproj file in Xcode.

I don't remember adding or deleting any references and the recovered references show libraries that I normally use. I'm hesitant to check in the local changes to git without knowing what these changes were. Should I just discard these changes?

Can someone explain why these lines might be added if I didn't add or remove these packages myself? Does this mean some references were deleted to later be recovered? The only thing I can think of is that I ran react-native link, would that have made these changes?

This line was added

I have a React Native application that I upgraded. Back when it was legacy, if you went to a news article and the article had hyperlinks and you clicked on the hyperlinks it would redirect you to your phones browser and open the link there, but it no longer does that because we had to upgrade the react-native-autoheight-webview library, so the patch that was done for the 0.6.1 version is now gone. That patch is what allowed hyperlinks to open in a separate browser.

I have been trying to repeat the process so we can get the same behavior. So I added this code to node_modules/react-native-autoheight-webview/AutoHeightWebView/index.js file:

I am getting Undefined symbols for architecture arm64 when building react-native application in release variant. I deployed the app last month on the store without any problem and now I made some changes and wanted to update it but I cannot build it.

I have tried:
- Deleting .rncache
- Deleting DerivedData
- Deleting the Build Folder
- Removing libReact.a and adding it again
- Setting Dead Code Stripping to No
- Deleting node_modules and reinstalling them

Other solutions that i encountered that led me to setting:
- Valid architectures: arm64 armv7 armv7s
- Other Linker Flags: -ObjC -lc++
did not work either.
Can anyone help me with this problem ?

More specific info about the bug :

Let me start by saying that similar SO questions suggest the problem may be related to not having linked the lib.

I've ran react-native link react-native-fbsdk again, to confirm it was indeed linked, and confirmed it was

During the iOS linking phase, I started seeing errors for my React Native project.

React Native version: 0.41.2, 0.40, 0.39

All worked fine, I edited the Android version, React Native code didn't change, when this kind of linking errors started showing up with headers on /node_modules/react-native/React/Base/{RCTHeaderName.h} path not being found:

I have an existing react native application and I'd like to use react-native link with new dependencies that contain PodSpecs. However, this poses an issue since they each have a dependency on React.

I have added the following within my Podfile:

So as the title said, I tried on both Xcode versions and still no luck. This is the error I'm getting:

I have a react native app that's running on React Native 0.51.0, Xcode 9.2, exclusively on iOS 11.X (mostly 11.2.5/6) iPad Pros.

After upgrading from 0.38.X to 0.49.X, I started noticing a white screen on loading, like the app wasn't starting to load the React Native bundle. I have since upgraded React Native to 0.51.0, but the problem persists.

To add a bit of color to this issue, one thing I noticed was after successfully seeing the app load to the home screen, there was one particular transition that would immediately lead to a stuck white screen again. The logs for that issue showed an issue with one of the React Native objects. I noticed that I had added the RCTAnimation.xcodeproj to the parent project, but the libRCTAnimation.a was no longer linked in the Linked Frameworks and Libraries section. After adding the lib back to being linked, that particular white screen went away, and worked properly.

At this point, I've triple checked that all of my included React Native projects are linked properly. At this point, I'm not quite sure which ones are still 100% required, but the list is as follows (xcodeproj and verified linked lib):

• React.xcodeproj > libReact.a
• RCTAnimation.xcodeproj > libRCTAnimation.a
• RCTActionSheet.xcodeproj > libRCTActionSheet.a
• RCTGeolocation.xcodeproj > libRCTGeolocation.a
• RCTImage.xcodeproj > libRCTImage.a
• RCTLinking.xcodeproj > libRCTLinking.a
• RCTNetwork.xcodeproj > libRCTNetwork.a
• RCTSettings.xcodeproj > libRCTSettings.a
• RCTText.xcodeproj > libRCTText.a
• RCTVibration.xcodeproj > lib RCTVibration.a
• RCTWebSocket.xcodeproj > libRCTWebSocket.a
• RCTCameraRoll.xcodeproj > libRCTCameraRoll.a
• RNBlur.xcodeproj > libRNBlur.a
• BVLinearGradient.xcodeproj > libBVLinearGradient.a
• RNVectorIcons.xcodeproj > libRNVectorIcons.a
• BugsnagReactNative.xcodeproj > libBugsnagReactNative.a
• ART.xcodeproj > libART.a

Here is my AppDelegate start up code: