clang: error: no such file or directory libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a

[ghost]

Bug

When you try to make a build or archive in Xcode 10.2

Environment info

RN : 0.59.10
Xcode: 10.2.1
React native info output:

clang: error: no such file or directory: '/Users/xxx/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/xxx-ewerqswkditpomciyhywhltemfhd/Build/Products/Release-iphoneos/libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a'
Command Ld failed with a nonzero exit code

Library version: Latest

Steps To Reproduce

1. Add libRNCNotificationPush.a to Link Binary
2. Build the project
   ...

Describe what you expected to happen:

1.Succes

[AbdoHema2016]

I faced this Problem and after few hours heres what worked for me,

1. remove the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj from my project
   2.cleaned and build the project
   3.added the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj , libRNCNotificationPush.a and made sure that the iOS header search path on build settings is set to the right path with recursive "$(SRCROOT)/../node_modules/@react-native-community/push-notification-ios/ios"
   4.build the project and again and thats it

[LuisBonsembiante]

Same problem and not work for me your solution @AbdoHema2016

[LuisBonsembiante]

For sure the problem is in this library.. Im back with not community version and all working fine..!!!!!!

[LeoMoonStar]

@LuisBonsembiante what u mean but not community version?

[LuisBonsembiante]

@LeoMoonStar I mean the React version...

[cuimin0609]

Please set the iOS deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project same wit the deployment target of your app.

They set it to iOS 12.1, my app deployment target was iOS 9.0 and I set deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project to iOS 9.0 in build settings.

That fixed my issue.

[LuisBonsembiante]

Guys I appreciate if you give some help about the local notification in background iOS mode.... It si posible?

[AnechaS]

not work run release have a problem

[cuimin0609]

not work run release have a problem

Yes, debug (react-native run-ios) has no problem.

Only Release build has this issue. You have to set the deployment target of PushNotificationIOS project same with your app's.

[LeoMoonStar]

@LeoMoonStar I mean the React version...

so you choose one lower version of react native?

[LuisBonsembiante]

@LeoMoonStar is not a lower version is the version that yoy have in react-native/Librarries/push-notification-ios.. I dont know if this version is in mantaining..but work.. of course not in background

[spacewaffle]

@cuimin0609 your solution worked for me, thanks!

[varungupta85]

I am also observing this error. I have verified that the iOS Deployment Target is set correctly for the project. I have also tried cleaning and building again a couple of times. After the build finishes, I see all the .a files in the Release-iphoneos directory except libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a. Please let us know how to fix this problem.

[Estebank94]

I am having the same issue and all my deployment targets are set to 9.0

[Nghi-NV]

I am having the same issue and all my deployment targets are set to 9.0

same issues. I had set all targets to 9.0

[Estebank94]

Still no fix for this? I cannot release the app because of this.

[anterodev]

Same here, i cannot release the app because of this.

EDIT
I have changed to react native module and everything is ok!
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/pushnotificationios.html

[Estebank94]

Same here, i cannot release the app because of this.

EDIT
I have changed to react native module and everything is ok!
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/pushnotificationios.html

When I try to use PushNotificationIOS I get native module cannot be null even though I link the library manually

[calintamas]

make sure the deployment target for the RNCPushNotificationIOS target (not project) is set to 9.0 (or the same version as your app)

[Estebank94]

make sure the deployment target for the RNCPushNotificationIOS target (not project) is set to 9.0 (or the same version as your app)

In my case it was solved by cloning the project to a different directory and making sure the deployment target was set to 9.0

[iAmHarmon]

I faced this Problem and after few hours heres what worked for me,

1. remove the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj from my project
   2.cleaned and build the project
   3.added the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj , libRNCNotificationPush.a and made sure that the iOS header search path on build settings is set to the right path with recursive "$(SRCROOT)/../node_modules/@react-native-community/push-notification-ios/ios"
   4.build the project and again and thats it

This worked for me!

[maamounapprise]

Nothing above worked for me. Using the latest react native 0.60.4. Tried manual linking ( Which we shouldn't need since auto-linking is now enabled ) Then still the same seeing this error Native module cannot be null

[BaderSerhan]

@maamounapprise check that you have PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj added under Libraries, and libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a added under Linked Frameworks and Libraries.

[maamounapprise]

@BaderSerhan Under the workspace or pods?

[BaderSerhan]

@maamounapprise workspace. I follow this manual linking technique for all of my libraries. Saves me the headaches of react-native link and CocoaPods

[maamounapprise]

@BaderSerhan I tried it and didn't work, what version of react native are you running on. Mine is 0.60.5

[jeremyscatigna]

Got the same error: "clang: error: no such file or directory libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a" on 60.5, does someone have a fix? I have tried everything above

[BaderSerhan]

@maamounapprise same 0.60.5
@jeremyscatigna for me it was working yesterday on both debug and release, today it is failing with the same error on release
I decided to return to PushNotificationIOS library found in react-native while the issues here are solved :/

[jeremyscatigna]

@BaderSerhan Does it work using the PushNotificationIOS library found in react-native ? I have a Native Module cannot be null using it

[BaderSerhan]

@jeremyscatigna yes switching back to react-native/PushNotificationsIOS as a temporary workaround should do. Note that you should add RCTPushNotification.xcodeproj to your Libraries folder in XCode from node_modules/react-native/Libraries.

[iAmHarmon]

I got the same error when trying to build the release version of my app. After readding the library I got this error:
undefined symbols for architecture armv7: "_objc_class_$_rncpushnotificationios",

Also tried changing the target version of the app to match my app as well. That didn't work.

[Moseqi]

I did everything mentioned above. Nothing worked for version 0.60.5. Did anyone find a solution?

[jerodb]

Please set the iOS deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project same wit the deployment target of your app.

They set it to iOS 12.1, my app deployment target was iOS 9.0 and I set deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project to iOS 9.0 in build settings.

That fixed my issue.

This worked for for me.
I'm using React Native 0.60 and followed this steps:

1. Product > Clean

2. Product > Clean build folder (You'll see this option in XCode by holding the Atl key)

3. Make sure the deployment target for RNCPushNotificationIOS (not project) is the same as the projects deployment target, in this case iOS 9.0.

4. Build again.

[AndreasAnderssonBluedeer]

make sure the deployment target for the RNCPushNotificationIOS target (not project) is set to 9.0 (or the same version as your app)

Setting Deployment version worked for me!

[timothee2]

My problem was that the file "libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a" was empty, to see that I pressed on the buttons "open as" "hex" in Xcode, if nothing shows up, you have the same problem. I fixed this problem by replacing the "PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj" file in my project by the one available on GitHub.

[GregoryBabonaux]

I got the same error when trying to build the release version of my app. After readding the library I got this error:
undefined symbols for architecture armv7: "_objc_class_$_rncpushnotificationios",

Also tried changing the target version of the app to match my app as well. That didn't work.

Did you find any solution ?

[obana1990]

My problem was that the file "libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a" was empty, to see that I pressed on the buttons "open as" "hex" in Xcode, if nothing shows up, you have the same problem. I fixed this problem by replacing the "PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj" file in my project by the one available on GitHub.

Can you explain what do you mean by replacing the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj file?
I'm having the same problem as you and struggled for days....

[timothee2]

I downloaded the file on Github, and I copied paste the PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj from download to "(project)/node_modules/@react-native-community/push-notification-ios/iOS".

[lgogs]

Please set the iOS deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project same wit the deployment target of your app.

They set it to iOS 12.1, my app deployment target was iOS 9.0 and I set deployment Target of PushNotificationIOS project to iOS 9.0 in build settings.

That fixed my issue.

That worked for me too !!

[obana1990]

For some reason even after i changed my deployment target to 9.0 that doesn't fix my problem but after removing the library and add it back and changing the deployment target it worked.
Hope this may help some other people.

[schumannd]

why is this closed? I am still experienceing this issue. Autolinking seems to not work

using ract-native: 61.4

[l3ikrant]

My issue has been solved after importing the libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a file listed under pods directory.

[gbmahili]

"libRNCPushNotificationIOS.a"

That file is still empty even after cloning from https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-push-notification-ios.git and copying the whole PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj in my project.
@obana1990 Is there another place where I can download that file other than their GitHub? Apparently, this issue was closed when they changed the target from 12.1 to 9.0 but some of us are still having the same error.

[obana1990]

Here's the file I found on my local machine if that's what you looking for.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rgDMP2U2nW1PyrX53eBLZ0AJGw2MOtwe/view?usp=sharing

[gbmahili]

Here's the file I found on my local machine if that's what you looking for.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rgDMP2U2nW1PyrX53eBLZ0AJGw2MOtwe/view?usp=sharing

Thanks...that's what I needed but it does not fix my issue. Can you upload the entire folder PushNotificationIOS.xcodeproj instead? Thanks

[obana1990]

I figure that won't help too.
Try cleaning the build and then change the deploy target to 9.0 see if that helps?

I spent a lot of time on this too but changing the build target did the trick.

[gbmahili]

Thanks... I actually did change the target, cleaned and it did not help.

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