Argument list too long: recursive header expansion ...

[elnygren]

As was suggested in comments of PR #163

Could we improve this by being more specific?
$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios/Pods/Intercom/

This library is not working for me not with manual install nor with pod based install (pod 'react-native-intercom', :path => '../node_modules/react-native-intercom') due to this error.

Is there some specific reason why this library has to search through everything in Pods?

Edit: btw. the problem, at least for me, is definitely when React is installed in Pods dir, there are just too many files to go through recursively as React brings a little something called node_modules into the play :)

[afilp]

Is there any solution as I am also stuck with this, thanks!

[MayeuldP]

Same here, it doesn t work anymore !

[mistenkt]

Same here.

[patelbrinda]

I am facing the same issue, Anyone can Please suggest something !

[nicubarbaros]

Still the same problem ((

[mistenkt]

Works fine on a fresh project with manual install, but as soon as i try to integrate this into an existing project that uses pods we get this issue.

Edit: Changing the Framework Search Paths in RNIntercom.xcodeproj fixes it.

Change this:

FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = (
    $(inherited)",
    "~/Documents/Intercom",
    "$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios/**",
    "$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios/Pods/**",
    "$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios/Carthage/Build/**",
);

to this:

FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = (
    $(inherited)",
    "$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios",
);

[declanelcocks]

Any update to this? Same issue as @mistenkt, have to run rm -rf ios/build virtually every time.

[kafaichoi]

For those manual install this library, you can try to set FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS in RNIntercom.xcodeproj
as $(SRCROOT)/../Intercom.framework and delete others like "$(SRCROOT)/../../../ios/**"

[VicFrolov]

A temporary solution is doing a lot of clearing and fresh building.

1. rm -rf node_modules
2. rm -rf ios/build
3. watchman watch-del-all
4. npm install
5. npm start -- --reset-cache
6. Open Xcode and hit cmd + shift + k
7. While still in Xcode, after 6 is done, cmd + shift + option + k, and confirm clean.

After doing this, I am able to successfully build/deploy. But this issue arises far too frequently.

[tomasgarba]

This issue is caused by this PR 7d80a0c