Marc Rousavy
Marc Rousavy
Hey @ludwwwig - thank you for your reply & thank you for reproducing. You are right - wrapping it in a struct works! 🤯 That's great- I thought I would...
Btw.; another workaround (maybe more efficient? idk) is to just use the enum's `.rawValue` (`Int32` `int`)
> **Can you reproduce this issue in the VisionCamera Example app?** > > I didn't try (⚠️ your issue might get ignored & closed if you don't try this) Please...
This is super exciting! 🤩
> iOS's commands are still buggy. Have you explored using [Nitro Views](https://nitro.margelo.com/docs/view-components) instead of normal Fabric views? Then you're using Nitro for everything, even callbacks. No more commands, no ObjC
This is generated code by Android/Gradle. That should not be part of the npm package - I think. This should be built by the library consumer. Do you disagree?
Can't we use the headers from their original source (`node_modules/react-native-nitro-modules/cpp/**` and `........./android/**`)? That way we don't need to copy headers at all?
Also - which issue does this exactly fix?
ok, makes sense. then let's add a `prepareHeaders` command to the prepublish npm script
can we not just make the prepareHeaders task dependent on a gradle sync? instead of a build