ReactNative-0.38,a warning,'useNativeDriver' is not supported

[TuomaXu]

I updata the last react-native@0.38
run app in iphone 7 plus simulator,it put a warning.

the message :

Animated: 'useNativeDriver' is not supported because the native animation module is missing.
Falling back to JS-based animation.
To resolve this , add 'RCTAnimation' module to this app,or remove 'useNativeDriver'

[sibelius]

U need to link RCTAnimation in ur Xcode project, search it inside react-native folder inside node_modules

[apaajabolehd]

same problem here. I already link RCTAnimation to the project, but the warning is still there. I use this reference to link the RCTAnimation
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29311326/how-to-create-a-simple-animation-effect

Is there anything wrong?

[flizzer]

Same for me. I followed the instructions in @apaajabolehd's referenced stack overflow post (Thanks @apaajabolehd BTW!), but still get the warning. Any thoughts?

[apaajabolehd]

@flizzer you're welcome, glad can help. I fixed the problem. Just open the xcode project, clean and rebuild, then rerun react-native run-ios. Hope it helps you.

[flizzer]

@apaajabolehd I tried cleaning and rebuilding, but I still get the warning in the simulator. I have the RCTAnimation.xcodeproj project under my "Libraries" folder and I have libRCTAnimation.a under the "Products" folder and under "Link Binary With Libraries" in "Build Phases". Is there a step I've overlooked maybe? Thanks.

[MarlBurroW]

Same issue here

[henrikra]

I commented on react-native repo how to fix this issue :) facebook/react-native#11094 (comment)

[flizzer]

Thanks @henrikra! I thought I had done that, but being a noob at linking in Xcode, I hadn't done it quite right. Once I figured out how to add the .a file to the correct project. It worked like a charm. Thanks again!

[futurechallenger]

@henrikra 's way works.
@flizzer you have to clean the project and re-run it.

[sibelius]

@TuomaXu can we close this?