#herman-filatov-react-native

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rancid heron
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hey there mind if we chat in this thread?

ripe mica
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thank you)

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i tried several times and every time goes crash

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I don't know what is the problem (((

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mininum requirement ios version 11.0

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in my Podfile also 11

rancid heron
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Is is Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64 on iOS you're hitting?

ripe mica
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pod installed perfectly

rancid heron
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You will need to remove some linking references, save the project, then add a new file as described to have xcode create a bridging header

ripe mica
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forgive me for my silly questions

rancid heron
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yep! that looks like what you're looking for

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remove those, save the project

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then as in the docs add a new swift file in your project source code, and xcode should prompt you to create a new bridging header file

ripe mica
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i can only add

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(((

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there is plus button

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i'm sorry guys

rancid heron
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you should be able to delete these entries, if not there then in a corresponding code file

ripe mica
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omg i'm so sorry guys(

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i also create swift.file

rancid heron
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if you cmd+shift+f for LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS

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you should find an xcconfig file

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you need to remove the paths first

ripe mica
ripe mica
rancid heron
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or open your xcconfig file directly and find that section

ripe mica
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oh maybe i found this

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two files for debug and release

ripe mica
rancid heron
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it doesnt look like you have the expected lines present

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you're sure you did the pod install from inside the ios directory?

ripe mica
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its Pods-{projectname}.release.xcconfig

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in Pods directory

ripe mica
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cd ios

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i found this file in Pods directory

rancid heron
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When you created the new swift file did xcode prompt for the new bridging headers?

ripe mica
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in xcode file -new - file

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then ask for new bringing header

ripe mica
rancid heron
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No, we can't do that -- if xcode prompted you for the bridging header then that should trigger whats needed here