Add Podfile change for iOS
See original GitHub issueEvery time, When I m try to upgrade to the new react native version, I would speed too many times to fix compilation environment, If we can provide the correct Podfile configuration for react-native dependency. This toolkit will be more usefully.
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- Created 4 years ago
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@Matrixbirds: that’s because we started supporting CocoaPods out-of-the-box on
0.60release, therefore we only have diff after that version.@Matrixbirds: I’m closing this issue since it’s quite clear why
Podfileis not existent on versions before0.60, please don’t hesitate on opening another issue if you feel the need to.