Build failures: Likely regression in recent commit

[sparrowcode]

Build failures: Likely regression in recent commit

[hiroingk]

Sorry, error message is here.

❌  (../../node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:13:64)

  11 |   case custom
  12 |   
> 13 |   func toSPAlertIconPreset(_ options: AlertOptions?) throws -> SPAlertIconPreset {
     |                                                                ^ cannot find type 'SPAlertIconPreset' in scope
  14 |     switch self {
  15 |       case .done:
  16 |         return .done


❌  (../../node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:39:29)

  37 |   case none
  38 |   
> 39 |   func toSPAlertHaptic() -> SPAlertHaptic {
     |                             ^ cannot find type 'SPAlertHaptic' in scope
  40 |     switch self {
  41 |       case .success:
  42 |         return .success


❌  (../../node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:245:18)

  243 |       }
  244 |       
> 245 |       let view = SPAlertView(
      |                  ^ cannot find 'SPAlertView' in scope
  246 |         title: options.title,
  247 |         message: options.message,
  248 |         preset: preset ?? .done)

[anirudhsama]

The Burnt library wasn't pinned to 4.2 and started breaking due to the 5.0 changes. There is now a new version which pins the version so 4.2, so its fixed. nandorojo/burnt#27

[id0Sch]

Hi, I'm having the same issue - however, I actually am using burnt, so I can't just delete it.
would appreciate your help 💪🏻
Thanks!

[nahn20]

We are experiencing the same issue, with the same timing.

@nahn20 Hey! Did you just end up removing the entire burnt dep?

Yep, not as a long-term fix, but more so to demonstrate that it was causing the issues (and so that I could continue with dev builds).

[thecynicalpaul]

If anyone wants a quick fix for this, building locally using the --local flag with EAS Build works for me.

Another note: on my machine I'm on macOS Sonoma with Xcode 15.0.

I don't know much about native iOS development so I'm not sure if it's my Xcode version or the --local flag that is allowing me to build properly, but I hope this helps someone.

Yeah, that only works because you have the previous version of SPAlert(AlertKit) cached. (check your machine's ~/Library/Caches/CocoaPods/Pods/Release. If you clear that, you'll get the fresh broken version.

I am not sure if that would work, but we could maybe do a patch package of Burnt (if you are using yarn or pnpm), to change its podfile's s.dependecy to include the previous version.

[jordam1407]

Same error here using Tamagui Toast that has Burnt as dependency....
Any quickfix for this?

❌  (node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:13:64)

  11 |   case custom
  12 |   
> 13 |   func toSPAlertIconPreset(_ options: AlertOptions?) throws -> SPAlertIconPreset {
     |                                                                ^ cannot find type 'SPAlertIconPreset' in scope
  14 |     switch self {
  15 |       case .done:
  16 |         return .done


❌  (node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:39:29)

  37 |   case none
  38 |   
> 39 |   func toSPAlertHaptic() -> SPAlertHaptic {
     |                             ^ cannot find type 'SPAlertHaptic' in scope
  40 |     switch self {
  41 |       case .success:
  42 |         return .success


❌  (node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:245:18)

  243 |       }
  244 |       
> 245 |       let view = SPAlertView(
      |                  ^ cannot find 'SPAlertView' in scope
  246 |         title: options.title,
  247 |         message: options.message,
  248 |         preset: preset ?? .done)```

[ivanvorobei]

@anirudhsama you can propose them upgrade to 5x version. Of course 4x and 5x has changes in API lol, its major changes.

[thecynicalpaul]

We are experiencing the same issue, with the same timing.

@nahn20 Hey! Did you just end up removing the entire burnt dep?

[Armster15]

If anyone wants a quick fix for this, building locally using the --local flag with EAS Build works for me.

Another note: on my machine I'm on macOS Sonoma with Xcode 15.0.

I don't know much about native iOS development so I'm not sure if it's my Xcode version or the --local flag that is allowing me to build properly, but I hope this helps someone.

[id0Sch]

Patching it to 4.2.0 has done the trick for me - I think the previous version (5.0.1) wasn't published since I couldn't install it.

diff --git a/node_modules/burnt/ios/Burnt.podspec b/node_modules/burnt/ios/Burnt.podspec
index 678869f..21a93c3 100644
--- a/node_modules/burnt/ios/Burnt.podspec
+++ b/node_modules/burnt/ios/Burnt.podspec
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Pod::Spec.new do |s|
   s.source         = { git: 'https://github.com/nandorojo/burnt' }
   s.static_framework = true
   s.dependency 'SPIndicator'
-  s.dependency 'SPAlert'
+  s.dependency 'SPAlert', '4.2.0'
 
   s.dependency 'ExpoModulesCore'

[ivanvorobei]

Hello here!
Sorry I am long away of React Native but if you need any help or I can fix some I ready to do it. let me know please

[ivanvorobei]

I made release 5.1.2 with fix, maybe it help. Can somebody try?

[hiroingk]

Thanks @ivanvorobei
I tried 5.1.2 with burnt and it did not work.
It worked with 4.2.0.

[anirudhsama]

I'm also seeing this error, how ever the error seems to be in Burnt:

/Users/expo/workingdir/build/node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:13:64: error: cannot find type 'SPAlertIconPreset' in scope
  func toSPAlertIconPreset(_ options: AlertOptions?) throws -> SPAlertIconPreset {
                                                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/Users/expo/workingdir/build/node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:39:29: error: cannot find type 'SPAlertHaptic' in scope
  func toSPAlertHaptic() -> SPAlertHaptic {
                            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
/Users/expo/workingdir/build/node_modules/burnt/ios/BurntModule.swift:245:18: error: cannot find 'SPAlertView' in scope
      let view = SPAlertView(
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~

[ivanvorobei]

@hiroingk can you check reason why it failed? maybe you have it

[ivanvorobei]

@anirudhsama thanks

[ivanvorobei]

I think reason its compatibility with visionOS + conditions.

[ivanvorobei]

I think it's related to #if macros using now. I used it because added vision OS support. Maybe its not work well with react.