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Fixes Expo SDK 50 bundling failing with 'Unable to resolve class-validator from @devcycle/types' after upgrading the DevCycle Expo SDK past 1.14. Use this when downgrading to 1.14 makes it go away. Not for other missing-module errors.
How to fix: DevCycle Expo Unable to resolve class-validator from @devcycle/types. The verified fix from the maintainer thread, distilled into reusable steps.
Root cause: React Native's Hermes engine has no DOM Event/EventTarget globals, which the SDK's realtime socket layer needs. Fix: install event-target-shim and register its globals before the SDK initializes: ```js import { EventTarget, Event } from "event-target-shim"; globalThis.EventTarget = EventTarget; globa…
Problem outcome: unknown
In a fresh Expo 53 project (React Native 0.79.6) with @novu/react-native 3.10.1 set up per docs, every in-app step delivery throws TypeError: Failed to execute 'dispatchEvent' on 'EventTarget': parameter 1 is not of type 'Event' (logged three times per delivery). The notification does not appear in the feed until …
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixed in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs 2.8.1; upgrade to 2.8.1 or newer. A maintainer confirmed the fix and a reporter verified it works. The fix removed the unconditional import so non-Expo bundlers no longer try to resolve the Expo module. Source: Source: http…
Problem outcome: unknown
Using @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs in an Expo/React Native context failed with Can't resolve 'expo-secure-store'. The SDK pulled in the Expo secure storage module unconditionally, so bundlers without Expo could not resolve it. The import chain broke the build even though the app never used Expo features directly.
Problem outcome: unknown
Upgrade react-native-purchases to 5.0.0; a reporter confirmed the 5.0.0 release works in the managed Expo workflow. In Expo Go specifically, native modules are not available, so for Expo Go builds use a development build (EAS) instead, per RevenueCat's Expo docs. The 5.0.0 release was the one that made the managed-wor…
Problem outcome: unknown
Using react-native-purchases in an Expo Go / managed workflow app crashed with Invariant Violation: new NativeEventEmitter() requires a non-null argument when calling Purchases.configure or Purchases.setup. The native module was not linked, so the bridge object was null. The crash happened on both Purchases.setup and …
Problem outcome: unknown