#import "RCTBridgeModule.h" file not found
See original GitHub issueI’m receiving this error. What went wrong?
Take a look how is my Header Search Paths. It’s a strange error because on my friend’s computer it’s working well.
Thank you.
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Same problem in
react-native 0.60.4@njt1982 I know the pain, unfortunately when you are working with edge technologies which only backed by community you always find yourself in this situation. To me that’s the fun of it, figure things out the solutions and understand the concepts.
One thing I usually do, is commit small things and once I solve it, I do
git diffto find out why and how. Also you are documenting how you solve the problem by adding more context into the commit message.every new SDK will break your code, it’s not just react-native, swift has gone into many iterations and every iteration breaks the previous one.