Doesn't update the iOS project version number

[stovmascript]

Doesn't update the iOS project version number

[stovmascript]

@tmchow You shouldn't have to update anything in your Xcode project manually. RNV takes the version number from your package.json and injects it everywhere, including this variable. Take a look at the test fixtures or init a clean React Native project somewhere to see how to set up your project accordingly.

The thing that might be out of the ordinary, is the 2 targets that you have to build.

If it doesn't work after checking/setting up your project according to the default RN project, could you maybe make a sample repo with a clean RN project and then set the 2 targets similarly to how you have it in your real project?

[tmchow]

@stovmascript my project was setup originally with the target’s each having a reference to the version defined by the project.

Meaning that the info.plist of each target referenced $(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION).

When I then ran yarn version to bump the version number, the targets would not get their version updated properly. It would bump it to NaN.

So I then changed the references to the current project variable to an absolutel version number (eg. $(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION) -> 1.0.0).

When I then re-ran yarn version, the version number got bumped correctly but the version in the project wasn’t updated.

[stovmascript]

@tmchow I see now. You're putting the version string (1.0.0 or in iOS speak: CFBundleShortVersionString) into CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION, but React Native puts the build number integer (CFBundleVersion) into this variable.

I suggest resetting this to match a clean RN project, otherwise RNV won't work properly.

P.S. My test fixture is a bit out of date, but I just checked the RN repo and it's still done the same way.