Johan Haneveld

To solve this problem is to remove the -objc compiler flag. This way you don't have to add the Facebook framework to solve this bug. 1. Open the project in...

@Tiagojdferreira No problems here. My devices are registered correctly in Parse The [tutorial](https://www.parse.com/tutorials/ios-push-notifications) I used to setup Parse and my implementation [gist](https://gist.github.com/idlework/eec41385b81270157eb7). Hop that helps... let me know.

@Tiagojdferreira Glad to hear you solved your problem. Maybe it is good to share what your problem was and how you solved it.

@ihsanberahim That problem doesn't occur in my project. Also when I create a simple project with only this framework the ready event is dispatched.

@Monikku12 You could install it with `--force` added. This will skip the dependency check for react 16. It will work fine with 18. I'll try and find some time to...

I am having the same issue, but via a Fastlane build. The solutions provided in the linked issue did not provide a solution for me. Fastlane cli output: ``` bundler:...

@Sunbreak Thank you very much for the quick reply. I tried your solution, and it works. To reproduce it with cli use: `./android/gradlew bundleRelease --project-dir ./android` To fix it with...

Also got this problem with Github Actions :|