@expo/config-plugins and expo-module-scripts packages updated #11
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This pull request updates the react-native-imglysdk package and includes updates to @expo/config-plugins and expo-module-scripts. The rationale behind these updates is to address compatibility issues with Expo SDK 49 which is currently supported in https://github.com/imgly/pesdk-react-native/releases/tag/3.1.0 and https://github.com/imgly/vesdk-react-native/releases/tag/3.1.0
Cause for changes:
I tried making a development build for Android in Expo to test Img.ly SDKs. However, the build crashed, and upon debugging, I found that the package version used in react-native-imglysdk is outdated and incompatible with Expo SDK 49.
The main changes include:
react-native-imglysdk Update: Incorporating the latest changes to ensure compatibility and leverage new features or improvements.
@expo/config-plugins Update: Updating to version ~7.2.0, which is essential for Expo SDK 49 compatibility. Older versions were causing build errors.
expo-module-scripts Update: Ensuring the build scripts align with the updated dependencies, enhancing the overall build process and stability.
These updates are critical to resolve issues encountered during the build process and ensure that developers can continue to work seamlessly with the latest dependencies. Kindly take a look into the PR and if you find any issues, let me know.
Screenshots of issue:
Expo doctor that gives warning about incompatible packages
Gradle Error: