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Remove RNSplashScreen requirement in iOS.
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Remove
RNSplashScreenrequirement, in favour of a more native approach.It is hoped that the this will stop the Watchdog crashes in iOS that were reported. (See linked issue for details).
This approach is suggested here:
https://reactnative.dev/docs/running-on-device#pro-tips
It allows a splash screen to stay on the screen while the app initializes, without the potentially thread blocking code that causes Watchdog to trigger a crash. Also, checking the app state will prevent the splashscreen from showing up if the app is running in the background state.