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OneKeyHQ
chore: upgrade react-native to 0.73.8
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PR Summary
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Adjustment to OneKeyWallet project The OneKeyWallet project file underwent certain updates - a whitespace was added to the
OTHER_LDFLAGSproperty. This might appear small, but can sometimes serve as a necessary adjustment for the accurate execution of the software. -
Upgrade of React Native in Mobile Application The software version of
react-native, a popular framework used for building mobile applications, was updated from0.73.7to0.73.8in the mobile app configuration file. This update most likely brings performance enhancements and fixes for previous issues, improving the overall application functionality. -
Update of React Native in Main Application Simultaneously, the same
react-nativeversion update was made in the main application. Maintaining consistent versions across multiple parts of the project can help avoid compatibility problems and maintain the stability of the application.
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| Install scripts | npm/[email protected] |
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| Install scripts | npm/[email protected] |
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