react-native-background-geolocation: build failed with linker issues

Your Environment

Plugin version: 4.0.2
Platform: iOS or Android
OS version: 14.4
Device manufacturer / model: Iphone 11
React Native version (react-native - 0.61.5):
Plugin config

PASTE_YOUR_CODE_HERE

Expected Behavior

application will run normally

Actual Behavior

crash build show error build failed

Context

Debug logs

Showing All Errors Only Undefined symbol: OBJC_IVAR$_DDLogMessage._tag

application will show a build failed error i and i have install pod CocoaLumberjack

- RNBackgroundGeolocation (4.0.2):
    - CocoaLumberjack (~> 3.7.0)
    i have install the pod and install library sucessfully and do all the steps but build failed

About this issue

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State: closed
Created 3 years ago
Comments: 32 (20 by maintainers)

Most upvoted comments

@WaseemAhmed645, @ziyaddin react-native-background-geolocation@4.0.3 is released to npm with CocoaLumberjack pinned @ 3.7.0

christocracy on Apr 8, 2021

My release build with same just finished archiving right now and is uploading to TestFlight, back in business!

mikehardy on Apr 8, 2021

It seems CocoaLumberjack@3.7.1 deprecated a _tag property that I’m using, but what they really meant was they removed it.

TSLocationManager’s Podfile.lock was pinned at CocoaLumberjack@3.7.0. Doing a pod update CocoaLumberjack, now I see the error in TSLocationManager src. That’s a crappy thing to throw down into a point-release.

christocracy on Apr 8, 2021

yeah, I use myself as a crash test dummy with a sort of daily update to see what bitrot (and fun) happened with updates overnight, in order to catch the falling knives before the users file bug reports in react-native-firebase etc, so makes sense I would see this immediately. Unfortunate it bit @WaseemAhmed645 and @ziyaddin as well.

The change was actually from October, just appears they were slow to release it. I commented here: https://github.com/CocoaLumberjack/CocoaLumberjack/pull/1177#issuecomment-816273495

Pinning the dependency in my Podfile works, via this line, and I guess you just have to kill the tilde in the podspec for the dep here as they’re not semver safe?

  pod 'CocoaLumberjack', '3.7.0'

mikehardy on Apr 8, 2021

And oops: I left my npm publish hanging last night waiting for me to enter the OTP Code.

4.0.3 was published just now to npm.

christocracy on Apr 9, 2021

private.

christocracy on Apr 8, 2021

3.7.1 was released yesterday. I think we pin to 3.7.0 for now.

christocracy on Apr 8, 2021

I made contact with the author of CocoaLumberjack. He has released 3.7.2, re-introducing the removed _tag property.

christocracy on Apr 9, 2021

Kindly guide me on iOS side where we place our license key of background-geolocation in React Native

@WaseemAhmed645 License key is needed only for Android, not iOS.

ziyaddin on Apr 9, 2021

that git ref yarn installs correctly, pod installs as ‘4.0.4’, I removed my CocoaLumberjack version pin from above prior and then did a pod outdated and it correctly showed 3.7.1 of CocaLumberjack was available but not accessible due to version restrictions from the Podfile (oh and it builds of course, that’s important…)

Just to make sure I deleted Podfile.lock, re-did pod install and still got CocoaLumberjack 3.7.0, with the Podfile.lock expressing the specific 3.7.0 version as dependent from here

Looks all good

mikehardy on Apr 8, 2021

This has happened to me a few times recently with other projects. npx react-native-clean-project (and specifically clearing the Xcode build cache, whether that is in ios/build or ~/Library/big/xcode/path/to/DerivedData - which react-native-clean-project takes care of)

mikehardy on Apr 8, 2021