iTwin
Node 22 support
PR status: Waiting for LTS (October 29th)
TODO:
- [ ] Confirm that mobile is working
- [ ] Resolve Node.js deprecations warnings coming from dependencies
fyi @tcobbs-bentley
re " Confirm that mobile is working" usually mobile support comes later because this requires a new addon
fyi @tcobbs-bentley
re " Confirm that mobile is working" usually mobile support comes later because this requires a new addon
Since I do have seemingly working Node 22 for both Android and iOS, I will attempt to verify they work with this PR.
When I run display-test-app on an iPad using this PR's branch and my locally built add-on, I get an error:
Error: classIdsToClassNames argument missing
I think this is because my add-on build is not compatible. @aruniverse Do you know what version of the add-on I should build to be compatible with this PR? I was building the main branch from Tuesday.
@GytisCepk @aruniverse I forgot to ask Gytis in my previous question, and I'm not sure if editing the question will send the appropriate email. Do either of you know what version of the add-on I should build locally to work with this PR?
@GytisCepk @aruniverse I forgot to ask Gytis in my previous question, and I'm not sure if editing the question will send the appropriate email. Do either of you know what version of the add-on I should build locally to work with this PR?
Merge the latest. Don't know off the top off my head but sounds like some of the changes affan has been making recently.
@GytisCepk @aruniverse I forgot to ask Gytis in my previous question, and I'm not sure if editing the question will send the appropriate email. Do either of you know what version of the add-on I should build locally to work with this PR?
Merge the latest. Don't know off the top off my head but sounds like some of the changes affan has been making recently.
It turns out that the latest Xcode changes how it deals with Swift Packages, and it is thus using the official package from its cache instead of my local build. I am trying to figure out how to work around this.
My Node 22 for iOS build works with this PR. Checking on Android now.
Node 22 for Android also works with this PR, so it looks like mobile is good.