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How can I connect to metro bundler after adding flavors?

I’m experiencing an issue that I can’t get my React Native app to connect to the metro bundler after I added flavors to the app. I searched a lot for possible solutions but couldn’t make it work. This issue happens when I’m using a physical device connected through USB. USB debugging is set on and everything worked fine before I added flavors. I need to use a physical device to test some bluetooth features.

How can I connect to metro bundler after adding flavors?

I’m experiencing an issue that I can’t get my React Native app to connect to the metro bundler after I added flavors to the app. I searched a lot for possible solutions but couldn’t make it work. This issue happens when I’m using a physical device connected through USB. USB debugging is set on and everything worked fine before I added flavors. I need to use a physical device to test some bluetooth features.

How can I connect to metro bundler after adding flavors?

I’m experiencing an issue that I can’t get my React Native app to connect to the metro bundler after I added flavors to the app. I searched a lot for possible solutions but couldn’t make it work. This issue happens when I’m using a physical device connected through USB. USB debugging is set on and everything worked fine before I added flavors. I need to use a physical device to test some bluetooth features.

How can I connect to metro bundler after adding flavors?

I’m experiencing an issue that I can’t get my React Native app to connect to the metro bundler after I added flavors to the app. I searched a lot for possible solutions but couldn’t make it work. This issue happens when I’m using a physical device connected through USB. USB debugging is set on and everything worked fine before I added flavors. I need to use a physical device to test some bluetooth features.

How to see Metro bundler logs separately for Android and iOS

I am developing a react-native mobile application and testing on both Android and iOS simulators at the same time. The thing is when we run npx react-native start it starts the metro bundler and then asks for android or iOS commands. When we select one of them it starts the app and prints logs for it but when at the same time we start the other it gives logs in the same terminal window. This way I am not able to figure out from which platform the logs are coming.