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Diff in Podfile.lock when runs in different machines

See original GitHub issue

Description

When we run pod install we have different hashes in FBReactNativeSpec. This is because I think the building scripts are using full paths to generate the hash. For example, on the same machine if we rename the project directory, the hash will be different.

I think the PR that injects this bug is this.

Steps To Reproduce

1 - install node dependencies: yarn 2 - install ios pods dependencies: pod install 3 - create a commit in git: git commit -m "whatever your want" 4 - rename project folder: cd ../.. && mv projectSample projectSample2 && cd projectSample2/ios 5 - runs again pods installation command: pod install

Expected Results

Podfile.lock doesn’t have diffs after run pod install --repo-update.

Founded Results

   ...
   FBLazyVector: 5776f027522ce1b2415982c48c8407c95966c60f
-  FBReactNativeSpec: 162f37a35ac13f9ef7ef0a77973a21393ba0dbab
+  FBReactNativeSpec: 7594b4ffdc73f2695967c9f7c766cf3c26da86a8
   Flipper: d3da1aa199aad94455ae725e9f3aa43f3ec17021
   ...

React Native version:

Module	Version
react	17.0.1
react-native	0.64.0-rc.4

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 3 years ago
Reactions:58
Comments:34 (13 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

16reactions

habovhcommented, Jul 2, 2021

I’m encountering a a similar behaviour with glog and DoubleConversion. It seems their checksums also change when running pod install on a different machine. Both of these pods are also included in React Native, but are they all related to the FBReactNativeSpec? If not I can open a separate issue, but I thought it would make sense to mention it here anyway.

diff --git a/ios/Podfile.lock b/ios/Podfile.lock
index a27ec70a8..8ff577408 100644
--- a/ios/Podfile.lock
+++ b/ios/Podfile.lock
@@ -673,7 +673,7 @@ SPEC CHECKSUMS:
   boost-for-react-native: 39c7adb57c4e60d6c5479dd8623128eb5b3f0f2c
   BVLinearGradient: 0d985ec461359c82bc254f26d11008bdae50d17a
   CocoaAsyncSocket: 065fd1e645c7abab64f7a6a2007a48038fdc6a99
-  DoubleConversion: cde416483dac037923206447da6e1454df403714
+  DoubleConversion: 5805e889d232975c086db112ece9ed034df7a0b2
   FBLazyVector: 7b423f9e248eae65987838148c36eec1dbfe0b53
   FBReactNativeSpec: 976b4f05ee6cfd75377064c69875f5dd09bb992d
   FBSDKCoreKit: 4afd6ff53d8133a433dbcda44451c9498f8c6ce4
@@ -686,7 +686,7 @@ SPEC CHECKSUMS:
   Flipper-PeerTalk: 116d8f857dc6ef55c7a5a75ea3ceaafe878aadc9
   Flipper-RSocket: 127954abe8b162fcaf68d2134d34dc2bd7076154
   FlipperKit: 8a20b5c5fcf9436cac58551dc049867247f64b00
-  glog: 40a13f7840415b9a77023fbcae0f1e6f43192af3
+  glog: 1f3da668190260b06b429bb211bfbee5cd790c28
   libevent: 4049cae6c81cdb3654a443be001fb9bdceff7913
   libwebp: 946cb3063cea9236285f7e9a8505d806d30e07f3
   OneSignal: fa98eaa90372bb367b6a4a1c1622ffb9832c7600

12reactions

habovhcommented, Jul 5, 2021

@sonicdoe I’ve come to the same conclusion. However I fixed it by running pod update glog and pod update DoubleConversion, which then fetches the podspec from the React Native node_modules directory! A bit quicker than removing the whole Pods folder 😃

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