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React Native iOS - Underlying Objective-C module 'AEPRulesEngine' not found #263
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We're having the same issue |
Hi @snanthagopal, we are tracking issues with adobe sdks and the latest version of xcode (14.3). We are currently testing some workarounds until we hear back from Apple on how to solve the underlying issue. For now, downgrading xcode will solve the issue. I'll keep this thread up to date with any new updates we get back from Apple. |
We are still working on the underlying issue but in the meantime you can use one of these workarounds
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Same issue after upgrading to xCode 14.3. Adding these lines solved the issue
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Nothing seems to be working, I am still getting the same issue. XCode Version - 14.3.1, |
@ram-vilash this issue is still open, the workaround is having these lines in the Podfile. Have you tried that?
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@ram-vilash, have you tried with the workaround and does it work for you? We are planning to close this issue soon since this is not a Adobe SDK issue. |
The latest version "@adobe/react-native-aepcore": "2.0.0" experiencing this issue in iOS only and it was working 1.0.0
Expected Behaviour
Actual Behaviour
Reproduce Scenario (including but not limited to)
Steps to Reproduce
import AEPCore
import AEPSignal
import AEPServices
import AEPLifecycle
Platform and Version
React Native - iOS
Sample Code that illustrates the problem
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