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Version 5.1.9 iOS release builds failing on old architecture #1513
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No, it's not using expo. But has been upgraded to the latest version of
react native.
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Yeah, same issue using the latest version, use the previous version works. |
@TrejoCode are you using new arch or old? |
same here, this link may help facebook/react-native#47193 (comment) |
@jerinjohnk @TrejoCode @khanhvohoangvib does anyone have a repo reproducing this issue? I haven't been able to reproduce it in an Ignite app via |
We're having the same issue on iOS. We reverted to 5.1.8 where it is working good. |
Happening to me on old arch as well and on v5.1.10.
Used EAS: expo run:ios works just fine, but running a internal distribution build on broswerstack fails (on iOS 18). |
Can someone post a reproducible repo link? With instructions on how to run into this? That would be helpful |
Downgrading to 5.1.8 also solved the issue for me. Adding DEV to that if statement did not work for me. |
Again, need more info if we can get it - such as RN version or a repository demonstrating the issue please. |
I have been trying to reproduce it in a minimal repo with reactotron added as a dev dependency but have been unable to reproduce the same error in that build successfully. |
@jerinjohnk Are you saying that you've added it as a dependency (not dev dependency) in the past and that is what failing? Also, feel free to provide a formatted list of dependencies/dev dependencies from the project that is having troubles if unable to reproduce it - that is still helpful. |
No @frankcalise I didnt mean I had added it as dependency. It has always been added as a dev dependency only. Here's my package list
The error thrown in Xcode log is
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Describe the bug
After upgrading the package from 5.1.8 to 5.1.9 and creating a release build on iOS, the build is created and installed on the simulator.
But as soon as it opens, it crashes without any error logs.
Xcode reports failed to load the app.
Downgrading it fixes the issue.
"react-native": "0.75.4",
Even though reactotron has been added as a dev dependency with the following check before initialization.
This shouldn't be causing any problems in the release build.
Earlier, I thought it might be as the following file
DevMenu = require("react-native/Libraries/NativeModules/specs/NativeDevMenu")
doesn't get bundled up in the release build.
Reactotron version
5.1.9
EDIT
Using old arch
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