Releases: facebook/react-native
0.70.15
Changed
- BUMP CLI to v9.3.5 (cb170efdd3 by @hurali97)
- Bump react-devtools-core to 4.27.7 (abb4a2bddd by @lunaleaps)
- Bump hermes-engine (5b95254359 by @cipolleschi)
Fixed
iOS specific
- Migrate boost download url away from JFrog (e8e059a977 by @cipolleschi)
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0.73.2
Added
- Unhandled promise rejection - attach non-standard Error object stack info if possible (655b12dbfa by @ospfranco)
Changed
- Bump Metro to ^v0.80.3 (16dff523b0 by @huntie)
- Automatically reconnect to an existing debugger session on relaunching the app (0806ad7854 by @motiz88)
iOS specific
- Update ios pod post_install logic for detecting if hermes is enabled (d6163d7f43 by @gabrieldonadel)
Fixed
- Fix comment about adding packages in android template (ac9b87cd57 by @janicduplessis)
- Fix boost download url (7e721f09ad by @cipolleschi)
- Removed invalid translations that prevented Play Store publishes. Fixes #42024 (8edc36e33c by @lunaleaps)
iOS specific
- Fix horizontal scrollview scrollTo coordinate space in RTL on oldarch (e809e0aca7 by @NickGerleman)
- enhance IP address retrieval for iOS devices in Metro bundler setup (9f28616650 by @Morritz)
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0.72.9
Fixed
- Fix installation error for
boostdependency — see #42110 React-Fabricfails to build with-std=c++20because implicit constructors are no longer generated (b7c1a40db by @tido64)
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0.71.15
v0.71.15
Fixed
Android specific
- Fix android crash when apply PlatformColor to borders (265af222aa by @axinvd)
- Fixed crash occurring in certain native views when keyboard events are fired. (9497203957 by @kot331107)
iOS specific
- Migrate away from JFrog to download boost (ab19fd6aef by @cipolleschi)
- Fix overriding
EXCLUDED_ARCHSwhen installing Hermes on RN v0.71 (16a605b6a3 by @ken0nek)
Changed
- Update node installation on debian (0.71) (bdc0ef3466 by @cipolleschi)
- Bump cli to 10.2.6 (0bc2dd03c1 by @hurali97)
- Fix version of react-native-codegen (c74602fe47 by @lunaleaps)
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0.72.8
Fixed
- Fix
build_codegen!not finding@react-native/codegenin pnpm setups (e70166a3a8 by @tido64) - Correctly declare runtime dependencies (df2bbba50b by @tido64)
- Prevent LogBox from crashing on very long messages (c3c6cf4 by @motiz88)
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0.73.1
Added
- Add
enableNetworkInspectorexperiment to enable Network panel and CDP handlers in inspector proxy (8ef807bfb2 by @byCedric)
Changed
- Chore: bump CLI to 12.3.0 (dff11ab993 by @szymonrybczak)
Fixed
- Fix last spacer constrain logic in VirtualizedList (3ed4bf9046 by @janicduplessis)
Android specific
- Fix type for unrecognisable field mBinding (31d8a93bf3 by @piaskowyk)
iOS specific
- Fix NSAppTransportSecurity being overwritten during pod install (a0b76d90b7 by @robertying)
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0.73.0
0.73 stable is out!
This release includes over 2259 commits from 68 contributors! Thank you to all our contributors new and old! See the highlights of the release in our release blog post.
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0.73.0-rc8
New in this RC
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0.73.0-rc6
New in this RC
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0.73.0-rc.5
New in this RC
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