By default, React Native projects target a minimum of iOS 7, but our projects were set to iOS 8 because previously we used a dynamic framework.
When building for an iOS 7 minimum target version, the linker would complain about thread local variables not working on iOS 7. So it was necessary to add even more checks (iOS >= 8 or OS X >= 10.7) before using native thread local variables rather than our shim.
This also changes our projects to target iOS 7 so we can catch these issues quicker in the future.
Since Code runs in Node, rather than Chrome, we need to require the `sync-request` module. The global `__debug__` object was exposed by the vscode-react-native plugin v0.1.5 for us to be able to do that.
Resolves#374
* tag 'v0.14.1':
[0.14.1] Bump version
[0.14.0-rc] Bump version
Disable "Strip Linked Product" on our static libs
Fix for linker error when building for iOS 7
There seems to a bug inside the `strip` command (or its `ld64` library) that is being triggered by some users who get this message: `Assertion failed: (0 && "need to handle arm64 -r reloc")`
It is reported that disabling this setting side-steps the issue, and we don't need any stripping done on the static library itself.
Fixes#503
By default, React Native projects target a minimum of iOS 7, but our projects were set to iOS 8 because previously we used a dynamic framework.
When building for an iOS 7 minimum target version, the linker would complain about thread local variables not working on iOS 7. So it was necessary to add even more checks (iOS >= 8 or OS X >= 10.7) before using native thread local variables rather than our shim.
This also changes our projects to target iOS 7 so we can catch these issues quicker in the future.
When deleteAll() is called on a Realm, it calls clear() on all of its Tables, which seems to not update TableViews unless they are synced. The is_row_attached(row_ndx) method still returns true otherwise. A workaround is here until that is fixed.
Fixes#434
Ari Lazier
Scott Kyle