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symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64 #18
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@olliebrennan did you manage to resolve this issue? I am looking through the commit for #5 to figure out what to do. I'm a JS dev, not an iOS dev, so am unfamiliar with the various settings. |
Maybe @jkasten2 can help here? |
@jamiemchale I did not. Had the same issue as you so left my app using Parse until a fix comes along. Happy to help if I can but as you said, I am also unfamiliar with the iOS language / settings. |
@olliebrennan @avishayil Lastly make sure you are using Xcode 7.0 or higher as older versions of Xcode will result in the exact same error here. |
Thanks @jkasten2 Cheers |
+1 having a similar issue on OSX
I was missing Tried @olliebrennan Did you manage to resolve the issue? |
I had the exact same issue as @olliebrennan, solved it by:
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Hey @hyperh @olliebrennan did you managed to solve this? |
@avishayil I was unable to solve this. I decided to go with apnagent to handle my APN stuff. |
If someone encounters the same error, please report. I'm closing this issue for now. |
@avishayil I have this problem. Tried following @whollacsek's instructions but I am still getting the same error in XCode. |
Same problem as @chrissm79 and others |
I just got here and yes, same problem. |
+1 |
Looking into it. Any reproduce steps? |
I experienced this issue and was able to fix it by clicking and dragging ios/Pods/OneSignal/iOS_SDK/Framework/OneSignal.framework from Finder into the Frameworks folder of my XCode project. |
Same exact issue as @chrissm79 Edit: Solved by downloading the framework and linking it from the documented link rather than using the framework in the node_modules folder. |
You have the example project to reference and play with, please make sure
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I also have this problem but don't know how to solve it ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/apple/Desktop/Camera/XCTest.framework/XCTest.tbd, missing required architecture x86_64 in file /Users/apple/Desktop/Camera/XCTest.framework/XCTest.tbd (3 slices) |
i'm on react-native 0.37 and here's how i was able to get this to work (i think the readmes/documentation are slightly behind react native).
YMMV if you are using something lower than v0.37 of RN. good luck. |
Problem solved!! Just from the project navigator, go to the Pods section, find the oneSignal.framework and drag it into the 'Link Binary with libraries' located under your target and thats it!. So basically its better to just user the framework rather than the pod file. |
Solved by manual linking : |
In my case I had to add the following line in |
In my case, running an older React Native 0.39.0 project, I had to |
in my case libRCTOneSignal.a was missing in Link library with binary i just added and issue resolved you can follow the second step here https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking-libraries-ios.html#manual-linking |
Hey,
I am running into an issue when importing this into a RN project (migrating from Parse!).
It looks very similar to #5 although different architecture.
I am pretty unfamiliar with ObjectiveC but happy to help where I can and will issue PR if I can be guided as required. Hopefully someone can help me along!
Thanks
Ollie
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