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Bump OpenSSL-Universal pod dependency to 1.0.2.20 #1171
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Per comment in facebook#485 (comment) it appears that OpenSSL will have bitcode information in it now which should solve problems like those experienced in facebook#485 and it's connected issues
I don't have context on iOS side. Will let @priteshrnandgaonkar look at it. |
I will try this locally and check it tomorrow. |
I tried using the latest openssl dependency with bitcode set to enabled.I got the following error
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This change will break the sample app
That's a shame - thank you for checking @priteshrnandgaonkar ! I'm not sure what time I'll have available for this, so if anyone else has time please try things - I'd love to see a fix for this but probably am not the best person to submit it |
I had just enough time to scan the diff from the version currently used (1.0.2.19) to current and the only chunk not related to a transitive OpenSSL dependency upgrade was this: krzyzanowskim/OpenSSL@1.0.219...master#diff-0b83f9dedf40d7356e5ca147a077acb4 Where they enable bitcode. There was nothing in there that would alter the build, that I see. How can 1.0.2.19 work but 1.0.2.20 not? Very strange. |
@mikehardy I was able to get my RN project to build with bitcode enabled using this branch. I'm on X-Code 11.5. Here are the changes to
Whole file below for reference.
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What is the build/test difference between @priteshrnandgaonkar and you @RoderickJDunn ? I see an x86_64 symbol referenced from the failure above, @RoderickJDunn can you confirm you tested on simulator and real device? I assume release mode is not that important as flipper is a debug tool so probably just debug both, but it makes me think a simulator build in debug might fail and I'm not sure what exactly was tested |
@mikehardy Yes, the app builds/runs on both a real device and simulator. The 'Valid Architectures' listed under target build settings are: Re: debug/release modes... correct I've only tried building in debug mode. |
@priteshrnandgaonkar can you point me to any documentation, or list the exact steps used to demonstrate the failure you saw? I'd like to try to reproduce and resolve this if possible, it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan, and this should be close to working if we can get it done |
Really briefly (I'm wary that this will be irrelevant, and I don't have evidence; I'm still working through the RN v0.62 upgrade): Could that failure be addressed by correctly following the manual Xcode steps linked from the RN v0.62 upgrade guide? |
@chrisbobbe without knowing the exact steps to reproduce the failure, I couldn't speculate. We have one reported success and one reported failure, so I think the burden is on the failure case to demonstrate the failure reproducibly, then I/we dig in and fix that thing :-) |
Makes sense. Also, a question for @priteshrnandgaonkar: Was that error definitely not observed with the older version (1.0.2.19) in the same environment? Or is the error also observed there, or else was there perhaps a change in the environment (even an Xcode version, etc.)? |
We'll actually enable it in the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, several of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Mostly, these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent, so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9, with Flipper release tag v0.26.0; see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we'll take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but it didn't work. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. We have this already, and, in fact, it gets *removed* if I follow an automatic deprecation fix that Xcode suggests in the buildtime warnings (an instance of zulip#4112). So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. This is not reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1], which still says you need to create the file. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. It also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do in the main upgrade commit. [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it in the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we'll take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but it didn't work. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. We have this already, and, in fact, it gets *removed* if I follow an automatic deprecation fix that Xcode suggests in the buildtime warnings (an instance of zulip#4112). So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. This is not reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1], which still says you need to create the file. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author when he says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do in the main upgrade commit. [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it in the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we'll take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but it didn't work. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. We have this already, and, in fact, it gets *removed* if I follow an automatic deprecation fix that Xcode suggests in the buildtime warnings (an instance of zulip#4112). So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. This is not reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1], which still says you need to create the file. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author when he says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do in the main upgrade commit. [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it in the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we'll take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but it didn't work. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. We have this already, and, in fact, it gets *removed* if I follow an automatic deprecation fix that Xcode suggests in the buildtime warnings (an instance of zulip#4112). So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. This is not reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1], which still says you need to create the file. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author when he says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do in the main upgrade commit. [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it after the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and in the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but the wizard didn't activate. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. It appears Xcode doesn't like this change; it gets reverted later as part of facebook/react-native@ebb629d05 (which we take elsewhere in this series, before the upgrade, as an instance of zulip#4112), when they follow an Xcode automatic deprecation fix. So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. The commit message makes it sound like it's no longer necessary for projects to make the Swift file in the first place; on the other hand, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] indicate that it should be created and then removed. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author, who says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do after the main upgrade commit; see zulip#4244 (comment). [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
The version 1.0.2.19 not work bitcode in 0.63 version |
@tastafur that's the entire reason this PR exists. Workarounds are available in the linked issue #485 (comment) - do you have the time to test this PR and help move it forward? We're still waiting on some one that can reproduce the steps taken by @priteshrnandgaonkar where this PR apparently did not work. That's where we are blocked now. |
We'll actually enable it after the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and in the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but the wizard didn't activate. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. It appears Xcode doesn't like this change; it gets reverted later as part of facebook/react-native@ebb629d05 (which we take elsewhere in this series, before the upgrade, as an instance of zulip#4112), when they follow an Xcode automatic deprecation fix. So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. The commit message makes it sound like it's no longer necessary for projects to make the Swift file in the first place; on the other hand, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] indicate that it should be created and then removed. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author, who says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do after the main upgrade commit; see zulip#4244 (comment). [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it after the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and in the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but the wizard didn't activate. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. It appears Xcode doesn't like this change; it gets reverted later as part of facebook/react-native@ebb629d05 (which we take elsewhere in this series, before the upgrade, as an instance of zulip#4112), when they follow an Xcode automatic deprecation fix. So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. The commit message makes it sound like it's no longer necessary for projects to make the Swift file in the first place; on the other hand, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] indicate that it should be created and then removed. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author, who says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do after the main upgrade commit; see zulip#4244 (comment). [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
We'll actually enable it after the main RN v0.61 -> v0.62 upgrade commit, if only because running Flipper pre-RN v0.62 isn't advertised as something you can do. Enabling it means calling the initialize function, like in facebook/react-native@05f5cb534, but in the form it took in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (and in the conditional that appears there). This encompasses several RN commits, as follows, some of which broke builds (which poses a problem even without Flipper enabled). We lump these in with their fixes, so that we don't knowingly introduce errors at any commit in our project. Some of these problems can be traced to upgrading the FlipperKit pod and not handling breaking changes at the same time. Perhaps it wouldn't have been easy for RN to catch these before merging. Generally, though, the RN commits aren't very clear or coherent (at least by our standards), so I feel safer flattening all of these even if something could plausibly stand alone in our project. ----- facebook/react-native@70274f4e9 ----- This commit is unstable. One reason is that `pod install` fails until `:modular_headers` is added to the `Yoga` pod declaration in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d. The failure message: ``` [!] The following Swift pods cannot yet be integrated as static libraries: The Swift pod `YogaKit` depends upon `Yoga`, which does not define modules. To opt into those targets generating module maps (which is necessary to import them from Swift when building as static libraries), you may set `use_modular_headers!` globally in your Podfile, or specify `:modular_headers => true` for particular dependencies. ``` ----- facebook/react-native@e8541e03f ----- The claim is that this commit adds running React Dev Tools to the template. I had thought this was something totally separate from Flipper (and so this would naturally stand in its own commit), but no; the added code comes from the `FlipperKitReactPlugin` subspec of the `FlipperKit` pod, and it'll be invoked in the Flipper initialization function. This commit also advances the FlipperKit pod version to v0.23.6; I'm not aware of any new issues that were specifically introduced in this version. Still, seems safest to apply these changes in this giant commit. ----- facebook/react-native@898b1db6d ----- A small handful of changes in `AppDelegate.m`, the Podfile, and `project.pbxproj` are made here. The motivation for the `AppDelegate.m` changes isn't clear to me, unless it's "The integration of Flipper on iOS was crashing the template"--not super descriptive or helpful in finding the origin of the issue. In the Podfile, the addition of `:modular_headers => true` to the `Yoga` pod declaration fixes a `pod install` failure introduced in facebook/react-native@70274f4e9, described above. Also in the Podfile, the change of FlipperKit's version to v0.30.0 introduces a build failure associated with facebook/flipper@ab121f9d9 (Flipper release tag v0.26.0); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). That issue was non-optimally resolved in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2, which we take for now in this commit (see below); a more principled solution is open as facebook/flipper#1171. The `project.pbxproj` changes here aren't fully explained, but here's what I think happened, and what I did about it: - An empty Swift file was added, to rouse Xcode into being prepared to handle Swift files, which is needed for the "YogaKit" dep; see facebook/react-native#27426 (comment). This step is included in the upgrade guide [1]. The empty Swift file was later backed out in facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 (see below), which is why it doesn't appear here. - The addition of the empty Swift file activated a wizard that walked the user through setting up an Objective-C "bridging header" file and set some plausibly desired settings in the `project.pbxproj` file. RN deleted the bridging header file, but the settings remained. We had actually already set up a bridging header file a long time ago, in d38129b, and this setup wizard didn't activate when I created the empty Swift file. I tried to *get* it to activate (to better reproduce the settings changes) by deleting our bridging header file and re-adding the Swift file, but the wizard didn't activate. However, the settings that got added in d38129b seem to match these settings pretty closely; one notable difference is that a SWIFT_VERSION build setting is 4.2 instead of 5.0. In any case, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] only says the bridging-header wizard will "most likely" appear, and if it doesn't, just keep going. - They added "English" under `knownRegions` in the project info. It appears Xcode doesn't like this change; it gets reverted later as part of facebook/react-native@ebb629d05 (which we take elsewhere in this series, before the upgrade, as an instance of zulip#4112), when they follow an Xcode automatic deprecation fix. So, ignore this. ----- facebook/react-native@e3218a0d9 ----- This Facebook commit looks fairly coherent, but it's a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (just above) with a tweak on top of it. So, might as well put it into the same commit. The `project.pbxproj` changes are as follows, as best as I can tell: - The empty Swift file described just above is removed. The commit message makes it sound like it's no longer necessary for projects to make the Swift file in the first place; on the other hand, the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1] indicate that it should be created and then removed. - A `LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added. This *is* reflected in the upgrade guide on the Xcode changes [1]; following those instructions does indeed generate a portion of the diff. - An `LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS` setting is added; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. It's reportedly crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. - A `DEAD_CODE_STRIPPING` setting is removed; this is *not* reflected in the upgrade guide. Reportedly (and in my experience, as best as I can remember and conclude), it's crucial; see facebook/react-native#27922 (comment). I copied the code. ----- facebook/react-native@8f954b365 ----- Just simple prose adjustments to a comment, but it's substantially reworked in facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 (which follows). ----- facebook/react-native@b4d1fcfb2 ----- This looks like a partial reversion of facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (above), with a tweak; the `FB_SONARKIT_ENABLED` conditional is removed from `AppDelegate.m`, but that identifier now appears in the `project.pbxproj`. `ENABLE_BITCODE = NO;` is added to the `project.pbxproj` to fix an issue introduced in facebook/react-native@898b1db6d (see above); see facebook/react-native#27565 (comment). The issue would be better resolved with something like facebook/flipper#1171. In particular, I'm inclined to agree with that PR's author, who says "it strikes me that not having access to current (and possible future) updates of a cryptography library is not a good long-term plan". This commit also continues the advancement of the FlipperKit pod's version, this time to v0.30.2, and adjusts some comments. ----- facebook/react-native@f6a8452e7 ----- After an upgrade to FlipperKit v0.32.0 in facebook/react-native@ada73a354, quickly reverted in facebook/react-native@4bb17944f, this commit brings us to v0.33.1. ----- facebook/react-native@8858d879e ----- This is the last commit that affects Flipper on iOS before the v0.62 release was made. It doesn't continue the advancement of the FlipperKit version (and a good thing, too, maybe!). It lists several transitive dependencies of FlipperKit pods to the Podfile and gives them each a `:configuration => 'Debug'` setting, and that's it. It appears to be accounting for a CocoaPods quirk that means that, before this change is made, all those dependencies would get included in release builds, increasing the binary size. Might as well avoid having any commits with that increased size; so, conclude this giant commit with these changes. All that's left is to actually enable Flipper, which we'll do after the main upgrade commit; see zulip#4244 (comment). [1] react-native-community/upgrade-support#13
I hit the same issue and can confirm that this change fixed the build for me. So now we're 2 to 1 ;) |
@cosmith glad to hear it works! But quality is not a vote of course 😆 I believe we are still here:
If the maintainers say there is a case the patch doesn't work, I can't vote for my own patch! I just don't know what test was run and exactly how it was run to reproduce the problem so that I/we can fix it and move forward |
I verified that it works on the current SampleSwift and Sample apps. I will update the Flipper-Folly and make a release |
Fantastic! :-) thanks @priteshrnandgaonkar |
upstream has a merged fix now external to this PR, this is resolved |
This is needed to update to a compatible version of OpenSSL which is a dependency of Flipper. See: facebook/flipper#1171
This is needed to update to a compatible version of OpenSSL which is a dependency of Flipper. See: facebook/flipper#1171
Per comment in #485 (comment) it appears that OpenSSL will have bitcode information in it now which should solve problems like those experienced in #485 and it's connected issues
Summary
Fixes #485 for real?
Flipper depends on OpenSSL library which does not have bitcode enabled, which means that it fails on real devices as noted in #485
Changelog
Upgrade OpenSSL dependency to one that enables bitcode
Test Plan
This is perhaps more of a speculative PR, it's a build system thing and fundamental enough I am assuming (read as: possibly wrong) that CI + basic tests will show that there are no regressions. After which point the results of this can be issued as a
@next
or similar for people to see if they can remove the bitcode-disabling workarounds they've had to put in to work around #485