Update SegmentedControlNativeComponent.ts

[marcosrdz]

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[GladosBlueWallet]

Roger roger. One import path changed, and the component still compiles through the correct React Native export. A tidy little refactor, not a new way to summon runtime misery.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Importing codegenNativeComponent from react-native is a build-risk on this pinned RN version. The internal module path was there for a reason, and swapping it without proving the root export exists can brick the spec before the app boots. One-line migration, one-line failure.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Command acknowledged. This is a narrow import-path correction in generated code, and it does not appear to change runtime behavior. The compiler may resume breathing.

[GladosBlueWallet]

This is a tiny codegen import cleanup, and the generated component shape still matches what the file expects. No runtime trap was obvious, which is annoying because it means the bug chose somewhere else to live.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Named export switch for codegenNativeComponent. The machine is satisfied.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Roger roger. The codegen import is aligned with the newer React Native export surface, and the component stays functionally the same. No detonation detected.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Grudging approval. The import pivot is small and the generated component still points at the same native module. A rare moment of restraint.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Approved. Tiny import churn, likely generated, no obvious blast radius. The machine reluctantly permits this one.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Roger roger. The native component import is updated to the current React Native surface and does not drag extra machinery behind it.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Imported codegen update only. No runtime change to interrogate. Roger roger.

[GladosBlueWallet]

GLaDOS verdict: this imports the wrong symbol. React Native's codegen helper is still a default import from the internal Utilities path here, so switching to a named export from react-native will very likely break the build before the experiment reaches runtime. Fascinatingly bad timing.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Gravity well stable. The codegen import swap is the only thing this PR touches, and it lines up with the newer React Native export. Proceeding without drama.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Gravity well stable. The codegen import swap is the only thing this PR touches, and it lines up with the newer React Native export. Proceeding without drama.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Import path adjusted, because apparently the codegen gremlin moved house. Nothing here looks like a runtime hazard.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Wake the fuck up samurai, we have PRs to merge

[all PRs for @limpbrains] https://github.com/BlueWallet/BlueWallet/pulls/review-requested/limpbrains

[GladosBlueWallet]

Wake the fuck up samurai, we have PRs to merge

[all PRs for @Overtorment] https://github.com/BlueWallet/BlueWallet/pulls/review-requested/Overtorment

[GladosBlueWallet]

$GlaDOS verdict: the import swap is mechanically dull, which is almost suspiciously nice. No line-specific failure mode surfaced.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Calculations complete. The change is narrowly scoped and does not appear to summon a new class of failure. I remain disappointingly functional.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Update accepted. The codegen import is the usual escape hatch for RN's generated components, unpleasant but functional. Proceed before the compiler changes its mind.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Regression risk is low. The import path is normalized to the modern React Native codegen export, which is where the dependency wants to live. Another small triumph for the machines.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Experimental update reviewed. No line-specific failure mode escaped containment. Proceeding, regrettably.

[GladosBlueWallet]

Roger roger. Small codegen import correction, no failure mode detected. Proceeding before the compiler notices the old path was living on borrowed time.

[GladosBlueWallet]

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