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It takes me about 30 minutes to compile any React Native Windows app at all (e.g. RNTA) on an Apple M3 Max when running through an ARM Windows VM on Parallels. It's making it incredibly hard to make any progress on anything. By comparison, I recall I was able to build an Electron app in a few minutes. Is there some sort of trick to developing for Windows on a Mac efficiently? Is Parallels as good an option as any? Are there prebuilds available for RNW? What approach is used at Microsoft? |
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Did you try using the prebuilt binaries? For RNTA, when generating the VS solution, add yarn install-windows-test-app --use-nuget If you already have an |
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Did you try using the prebuilt binaries? For RNTA, when generating the VS solution, add
--use-nuget
:If you already have an
ExperimentalFeatures.props
, try adding<UseExperimentalNuget>true</UseExperimentalNuget>
: https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-test-app/blob/e8edaaa2217aa1191b8a17e35ac1f5065fe98568/windows/ExperimentalFeatures.props#L33