Limits file not found
See original GitHub issueHi.
I’ve installed RNSVG via cocoapods. Also I’ve installed Folly library.
And in that case Folly has “Math.h” file and RNSVG linked on “math.h” file and I RNSVG tries wrong path.
In RNSVGPathParser.m file I’ve changed #import "math.h"
to #import <math.h>
And it works.
Could you explain is it a my bug or you should change this file?
Thank you.
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hey @dustinsavery could you please share what to add and where?
Depends, are you also using Folly like the OP? If so, you’d need that in there as well.