Jesse Onolememen

This is likely because you didn't link the library correctly.

This is not possible yet, but may be added in a future version. Prs are welcome

Hey 👋 I haven't had much free time to work on this, but I could get started on it possibly for a V2 launch later this month or in May....

@JordaoViktor This issue should be rectified with one of the merged pull requests, what version are you using?

Hey, could you please provide a thorough explanation of the issue you're facing?

> @jesster2k10 I'm seeing this error as well, did you manage to fix this? The only solution i’ve found was to not upgrade unfortunately. I don’t know what’s causing the...

Hey, glad to hear you got it working. I’ve over 50k SLOC in my project, about 32 screens and dozens of dependencies. It would take me forever to do that,...

I never found the solution, I ended up re-writing the project before deciding to ditch RN and just use native code. Once the app goes live, I won't be able...

I managed to solve this issue just a few moments, ago. For me the problem was I entered the library search paths with quotes (") like so: ```bash "$(TOOLCHAIN_DIR)/usr/lib/swift/$(PLATFORM_NAME)" ```...

I had a similar issue using a custom setup with LazySizes. My code looked something like this: ```tsx const LazyImage = ({ src, placeholderSrc, animationType = 'blur', lazyMinHeight, lazyMaxWidth, ...props...