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fix: Correctly assign the hermes-engine
pod tag when installing pods from a different folder
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Love it! Thanks @gvarandas for this fix!
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…s from a different folder (#38754) Summary: This PR aims to fix an issue where installing iOS pods from a different directory causes the `hermes-engine` `:tag:` not to be properly resolved. Ever since #37148 was merged, the `setup_hermes` script tries to resolve the `node_modules/react-native/sdks/.hermesversion` file and use its content to generate the pod tag, in order to verify when it changes over time. This works perfectly when installing pods within the `ios` folder, as the `react_native_path` should point to the correct relative folder (`../node_modules/react-native` by default). However, when installing pods from a different directory (the project root, for example) and leveraging the `--project-directory` flag, the file fails to resolve, as the current working directory is considered when resolving the `.hermesversion` file. ### Quick Example: - `react_native_path`: `../node_modules/react-native` (the default config) **Installing pods from the `ios` folder:** - `cd ios` - `bundle exec pod install` - `hermestag_file` resolved path: `$project_root/node_modules/react-native` ✅ - `hermes-engine` `:tag:`: `hermes-2023-03-20-RNv0.72.0-49794cfc7c81fb8f69fd60c3bbf85a7480cc5a77` ✅ **Installing pods from the `$project_root` folder** - `bundle exec pod install --project-directory=ios` - `hermestag_file` resolved path: `$parent_folder/$project_root/node_modules/react-native` ❌ - `hermes-engine` `:tag:`: `''` ❌ ### The fix Turns out that the same file had a resolved reference to the `react-native` folder, assigned to the `react_native_dir` variable: ```ruby react_native_dir = Pod::Config.instance.installation_root.join(react_native_path) ``` By resolving the `.hermesversion` using that folder, we guarantee that the relative path will always reference the directory where the `Podfile` is defined, which is the expected behaviour. ## Changelog: [Internal] - Fix an issue where installing pods from a different directory would fail to resolve `hermes-engine` tags correctly. For more details, see: https://reactnative.dev/contributing/changelogs-in-pull-requests Pull Request resolved: #38754 Test Plan: - Init a new `react-native` repo - Remove the generated `Podfile.lock` file - Navigate to the project root folder - `bundle exec pod install -project-directory=ios` - Check that the `hermes-engine` entry has a properly populated `:tag:` attribute: **Before:** ``` hermes-engine: :podspec: "../node_modules/react-native/sdks/hermes-engine/hermes-engine.podspec" :tag: '' ``` **After:** ``` hermes-engine: :podspec: "../node_modules/react-native/sdks/hermes-engine/hermes-engine.podspec" :tag: hermes-2023-03-20-RNv0.72.0-49794cfc7c81fb8f69fd60c3bbf85a7480cc5a77 ``` Reviewed By: cortinico Differential Revision: D48029413 Pulled By: cipolleschi fbshipit-source-id: 82d465abd5c888eeb9eacd32858fa4ecf4f8c217
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Summary:
This PR aims to fix an issue where installing iOS pods from a different directory causes the
hermes-engine
:tag:
not to be properly resolved.Ever since #37148 was merged, the
setup_hermes
script tries to resolve thenode_modules/react-native/sdks/.hermesversion
file and use its content to generate the pod tag, in order to verify when it changes over time.This works perfectly when installing pods within the
ios
folder, as thereact_native_path
should point to the correct relative folder (../node_modules/react-native
by default).However, when installing pods from a different directory (the project root, for example) and leveraging the
--project-directory
flag, the file fails to resolve, as the current working directory is considered when resolving the.hermesversion
file.Quick Example:
react_native_path
:../node_modules/react-native
(the default config)Installing pods from the
ios
folder:cd ios
bundle exec pod install
hermestag_file
resolved path:$project_root/node_modules/react-native
✅hermes-engine
:tag:
:hermes-2023-03-20-RNv0.72.0-49794cfc7c81fb8f69fd60c3bbf85a7480cc5a77
✅Installing pods from the
$project_root
folderbundle exec pod install --project-directory=ios
hermestag_file
resolved path:$parent_folder/$project_root/node_modules/react-native
❌hermes-engine
:tag:
:''
❌The fix
Turns out that the same file had a resolved reference to the
react-native
folder, assigned to thereact_native_dir
variable:By resolving the
.hermesversion
using that folder, we guarantee that the relative path will always reference the directory where thePodfile
is defined, which is the expected behaviour.Changelog:
Test Plan:
react-native
repoPodfile.lock
filebundle exec pod install -project-directory=ios
hermes-engine
entry has a properly populated:tag:
attribute:Before:
After: