IOS build fails after upgrading to react-native 0.77.1

[ingvardm]

After upgrading to rn 0.77.1 and porting AppDelegate.mm to swift i get an error during ios build "No such module RNCConfig". With rn 0.76.6 everything was working as expected.
Any help is much appreciated.

[SMJ93]

@ingvardm add the following to your briding-header-h file so you can access RNCConfig inside your swift files:

#import "RNCConfig.h"

Then inside your AppDelegate.swift access with the following:

let configName = RNCConfig.env(for: "config_name")

[ingvardm]

@SMJ93 Thank for the reply. Already tryed that, still fails to build with the same error.

[budiadiono]

@ingvardm I have same problem, I found that to add the bridging header we have to use xcode to do that. Like so:

Open [yourapp].xcworkspace using xcode, then:

1. Select your project
2. Go to Build Settings
3. Search for "bridging header"
4. Set "Objective-C Bridging Header" to: $(SRCROOT)/YourApp-Bridging-Header.h

[ingvardm]

@budiadiono Already tried that, see previous comments.

[Mando7818]

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[dylanhillier]

@ingvardm add the following to your briding-header-h file so you can access RNCConfig inside your swift files:

#import "RNCConfig.h"

Then inside your AppDelegate.swift access with the following:

let configName = RNCConfig.env(for: "config_name")

This is the correct approach.

Adding the imported RNCConfig.h to the bridging header will then make the RNCConfig module available in the AppDelegate.swift file.

Things potentially to note:

1. It is RNCConfig, not RNConfig.
2. Previously you may have referred to it as ReactNativeConfig, which is no longer correct.
3. If you haven't done so already, you probably need to run something like bundle exec pod install --repo-update in your ios directory.

[hamdij0maa]

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