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Fixed iOS Build Issues with Static Frameworks #1195

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fix: update Bundler version in Gemfile.lock to 2.6.9
subhankarmaiti May 28, 2025
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fix: resolve static linking issue for A0Auth0 Swift header import
subhankarmaiti May 28, 2025
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion example/Gemfile.lock
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ruby 2.6.10p210

BUNDLED WITH
1.17.2
2.6.9
15 changes: 14 additions & 1 deletion ios/A0Auth0.mm
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#import <React/RCTUtils.h>

#import "A0Auth0-Swift.h"
/**
* This preprocessor directive resolves the static linking issue by ensuring
* the correct import of the Swift header file generated for the A0Auth0 module.
* It checks for the presence of the header file in different locations:
* 1. If the header is available in the framework's module path (<A0Auth0/A0Auth0-Swift.h>),
* it imports it from there.
* 2. As a fallback, it imports the header from the local path to ensure compatibility.
*/
#if __has_include(<A0Auth0/A0Auth0-Swift.h>)
#import <A0Auth0/A0Auth0-Swift.h>
#else
#import "A0Auth0-Swift.h"
#endif

#define ERROR_CANCELLED @{@"error": @"a0.session.user_cancelled",@"error_description": @"User cancelled the Auth"}
#define ERROR_FAILED_TO_LOAD @{@"error": @"a0.session.failed_load",@"error_description": @"Failed to load url"}

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