I'm updated my react native version to 0.73.6 'FirebaseCrashlytics/FirebaseCrashlytics-Swift.h' file not found

[Mohamed-Ziyad]

this is my podfile

this is the issue from xcode 15.3

I have followed the setup according to your official website, how to fix it?

[pittner]

Same problem for me

[estmau]

Same problem with react native 0.72.12 and firebase 1.9.1

[Mohamed-Ziyad]

in your podfile add these lines
$RNFirebaseAsStaticFramework = true
config = use_native_modules!
use_frameworks! :linkage => :static

[DeepakSharma04]

Hye @Mohamed-Ziyad , can you check this
I'm updated my react native version to 0.73.4 and getInitialNotification() and onNotificationOpenedApp() does not work in iOS #7715

[Mohamed-Ziyad]

in your index file.
import messaging from '@react-native-firebase/messaging';

add this line.
messaging().setBackgroundMessageHandler(async remoteMessage => {
});

[alex-mironov]

Same problem

[mikehardy]

use_frameworks is a strict requirement, and you dodge it at your peril - it appears that you are using unsupported workarounds so this issue will be closed

It appears that you may find firebase-ios-sdk 10.24.0 will work when released - for now, until some other module upstream is migrated to Swift - as they have attempted to help people that struggle with use_frameworks by softening the Swift migration of Crashlytics which landed in 10.23.0, but adopting use_frameworks is the actual fix

In the meantime you can override the firebase-ios-sdk version as we document in our install docs for temporary / unsupported use to 10.22.0 or use react-native-firebase v18.x.x

firebase/firebase-ios-sdk#12611 (comment)