iOS build failed with QBImagePicker/QBImagePicker.h file not found

[max-vasin]

Version

• react-native-image-crop-picker v0.9.7
• react-native v0.33.1

Platform

• iOS

Expected behaviour

Successful build without any modifications.

Actual behaviour

Maybe i missed something, but build failed with

QBImagePicker/QBImagePicker.h file not found. 

When i changed the value of Framework Search Paths for imageCropPicker build target to

$(PROJECT_DIR)/RSKImageCropper/build/$(CONFIGURATION)$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME)
$(PROJECT_DIR)/QBImagePicker/build/$(CONFIGURATION)$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME)

then i got successful build.

Steps to reproduce

• npm install react-native-image-crop-picker on empty project
• react-native link
• add RSKImageCropper.framework & QBImagePicker.framework both to Embedded Binaries & Linked Frameworks and Libraries
• add

${PROJECT_DIR}/../node_modules/react-native-image-crop-picker/ios/QBImagePicker/build/$(CONFIGURATION)$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME)
${PROJECT_DIR}/../node_modules/react-native-image-crop-picker/ios/RSKImageCropper/build/$(CONFIGURATION)$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME)

to Framework Search Paths for react-native project

• build for simulator or device
• failure

[ivpusic]

cannot reproduce this. Did react-native link react-native-image-crop-picker throw any errors?

[max-vasin]

Did react-native link react-native-image-crop-picker throw any errors?

No. In fact, i don't perform react-native link on every build (automated). I have already linked ios react-native xcode project in git. I have tried to relink today - the problem still appears. Currently i wrote a patch script to set framework search paths in ImageCropPicker.xcodeproj just after npm install. It works, but ugly. Maybe something wrong with a version of something...

Another way to reproduce same issue.

• rm -rf node_modules
• npm install ("react-native-image-crop-picker": "^0.9.7" within package.json)
• open node_modules/react-native-image-crop-picker/ios/ImageCropPicker.xcodeproj in Xcode (currenlty i have Version 8.0 (8A218a))
• pick target imageCropPicker (static library)
• build
• :(

[ivpusic]

my suggestion...use cocoapods to get these dependencies. Check readme file. It will be much easier

[max-vasin]

Migrating to cocoapods reveals real problem. It is not with this component but with auto-created schemes in Xcode. If you open Xcode just after installing npm packages and pods - everything will be fine. But if you use xcodebuild without opening Xcode - things goes bad.

Adding ruby script to recreate user schemes just before xcodebuild seems to resolve this problem, but very ugly. No matter, this does not related to this component. Thanks for helping.

[kelset]

I had a similar issue, with the RSKImageCropper header. The explanation provided by @max-vasin is correct.

[kelset]

Unluckily, this issue keeps resurfacing for me, so for future me and other people that may find this issue (tbh I think @ivpusic you should try to understand why this happens - apparently something breaks after every time I Archive the xcode project)

So, for me to solve this issue the "definitive" list of things to do is:

1. in XCode, run both Clean and Clean Folder...
2. close XCode
3. Remove the DerivedData folder of the related project (in <user>/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData )
4. from command line, in the project folder, run react-native unlink react-native-image-crop-picker
5. in <project folder>/ios remove the Pods folder and the pod lock file
6. in <project folder> remove the nome_modules folder and the yarn.lock file
7. Empty recycle bin
8. run sudo yarn
9. chmod 777 the node_modules folder
10. go into <project folder>/ios and run a pod install
11. from command line, in the project folder, run react-native link react-native-image-crop-picker
12. Open Xcode
13. Wait for indexing process to be over

Hope this helps, cheers.

[rogerkerse]

The problem still exists. @kelset solution kind of worked, but it does not seem like a sustainable solution.

[kelset]

Keeps happening to me too.
Today, I did all the procedure I listed above (thanks, past me) but I still got the error. I closed and reopened Xcode, re run the Archive command without doing anything else, and this time it worked. I'm baffled.

[rogerkerse]

this solution helped out once again.. it happens all the time.. very difficult to use this library conveniently because of this

[jr-k]

I'm using cocoapods. I got this issue, then I closed xcode then re-opened it and it worked.

[varungupta85]

This is really weird. I start to see this issue now out of now where for RSKImageCropper.h file. I have run this successfully for more than 100 times and started to get this issue now. Tried cleaning the project, reopening Xcode, reboot the machine (old windows user :)) but no help. I wanted to check if there someone has find a more definitive solution to this problem before trying out other things such as removing the package etc. Weird thing is that I can control click the file and it opens the RSKImageCropper.h file. So, Xcode is able to find and resolve the file name but not during archiving.

[rogerkerse]

Any updates on such an old issue that still keeps happening every time?

[zkrige]

I deleted my schemes then autorecreated them and it seemed to fix the problem

[administerspice]

This happens most often when archiving, even when the project builds and runs normally. Seems intermittent. Starting over from pod install, archiving will succeed one out of about twenty times... 😢

[uusa35]

still i am suffering for this package .. any help ? !

[garydevenay]

I've been suffering from this issue too. Is there any intention of this being fixed - or an alternative that's not causing headaches?

[wikieswan]

i try all methods on internet, but failed.
unstare this repo
remove react-native-image-crop-picker from my project clear
use react-native-image-picker instate

[diegolmello]

After get the lib working with manual linking, I tried to release a feature with it.
I use fastlane, so it was a big mess.
Then I removed and installed via cocoapods, but I was still getting errors.
I fixed it by making sure manual linking was completely removed.