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use of undeclared identifier 'Dynamic' [IOS]
See original GitHub issueI already created Dynamic.Swift in the root of the ios folder. but when I try to build IOS, error shown like the following in the AppDelegate.m
error: use of undeclared identifier 'Dynamic' in Dynamic *t = [Dynamic new];
How can I solve, Thanks
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@HwangTaehyun Thanks for your answer! Curiously what solved my problem was to import “projectName-Swift.h” inside AppDelegate.h instead of inside AppDelegate.m… Now the splash screen is working very well 😃
@ariffathur you should open the project by Xcode and create a new file in that workspace instead of creating file from file manager or vscode. it will create one file in the ios folder of your react native project.