Java Packages are deleted
See original GitHub issueAfter successfully renaming my app and decided to build it, the app crashed unexpectedly on my emulator without any error output. So i dug through and discovered that both MainActivity.java
and MainApplication.java
have been deleted. Please is there any fix for this??? There haven’t been any fix or whatsoever so far.
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This issue only happens if the command is run as
react-native-rename <newName> -b <bundleIdentifier>
whennewName
is different from the current name andbundleIdentifier
is the same as the current bundle identifier.Fixed by #62