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Deploying React native ios app to test flight. #19014
Description
Hi,
I have developed app using react native. this works well in both iOS and android simulator. I have moved this to testflight and facing following error.
Steps followed:
#1. react-native run-ios --configuration release
#2. product->build - Success
#3. product->archive->upload to playstore->success
#4. App appears in test flight - ok
#5. install app from testflight to real device - success
#6. when i open the app in real device. it open react-native screen and shows black screen and closes the app. - error
how can i resolve this. can any one advice me on this. thank you.
Environment
"react": "16.0.0",
"react-native": "0.50.3",
Expected Behavior
no crash
Actual Behavior
App runs in Release mode.
Debug mode:
Release mode:
and then closes the screen. when i run $ react-native run-ios --configuration Release in terminal
Activity
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mikaoelitiana commentedon Apr 25, 2018
I think there is a way to get the log from the device when you connect it to your cimputer. That would be a nice place tp start investigations.
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