I am having trouble building my first ios app. I have gone ahead an purchased a developer account, as I instructed by the previous error. Now, I am getting this error and have no notifications of statements I need to agree to when I log into my apple account. I have noticed some questions with similar looking questioning but when I read them, they were experiencing different issues. Some help would be appreciated.

I’m experiencing a crash in my React Native Expo app (SDK 51) during internal testing on iOS. The crash occurs when the user performs the following action:

I have a RN project which I have been working on for a few months on a Windows 11 machine and all of the latest react native modules installed. I have been testing on both an Android emulator and a physical iOS 17 device (iPhone 11 Max).

I have a RN project which I have been working on for a few months on a Windows 11 machine and all of the latest react native modules installed. I have been testing on both an Android emulator and a physical iOS 17 device (iPhone 11 Max).

I am using Expo with React Native for my app. upon clikcing on a button, i want the user to have the ability to upload multiple pdf files. I am using expo and the expo go app (on a physical device and on a simulator) to test code.

I’m building an React Native app with Expo. I need to add a reference to a folder containing multiple files into my iOS Xcode project so that all the files are built into the IPA. I can do this manually by updating the Xcode project myself but that isn’t the expo way of doing things and I’m pretty sure would not work with an EAS build. Is there an expo plugin or something that can create this folder reference at build time?

In React Native with Expo, can you include a folder in the iOS build thru configuration without having to update the iOS project directly? The folder I want to add has various binary and text files in it. Also, I want to add the folder as a whole, not just individual files, such that if a new file is added to the folder it will automatically be pulled into the next iOS build. This should be equivalent to adding a folder reference in Xcode.

As the title says, I’m having issues with background location tracking for iOS.

I use expo SecureStore to store the session token in my react-native app like this:

I am trying to add Expo to a bare React Native project. I have upgraded to RN 0.74.2 and EXPO SDK 51. When I run “npx expo run:ios” the app opens but immediately crashed with the following