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@quinton22
quinton22
opened on Nov 5, 2025

When attempting to build with version 2.1.0, I run into this error:

error 'Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h' file not found

It looks like this is imported in RNIterableAPI.mm, but I cannot find Iterable_React_Native_SDK.swift in the repo.

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  1. dazlious commented on Nov 6, 2025

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Nov 6, 2025

    Same here for us. We are using old architecture

  2. lposen commented on Nov 11, 2025

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Nov 11, 2025
    Contributor

    You’ll need to enable dynamic frameworks in your project to resolve this issue.

    You can find the setup instructions here:
    👉 Installing Iterable’s React Native SDK – Step 3.3: Import the SDK

  3. dazlious commented on Nov 17, 2025

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Nov 17, 2025

    See #778 (comment)
    XCode 26.1

  4. lposen commented on Nov 19, 2025

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Nov 19, 2025
    Contributor

    This is a separate issue issue which only occurs in Github Actions, which can run slightly differently than on your local machine.

    See #778 (comment) XCode 26.1

  5. lposen
    closed this as completedon Nov 19, 2025

  6. alexstaravoitau commented on Nov 21, 2025

    @alexstaravoitau
    alexstaravoitau
    on Nov 21, 2025

    @lposen I get the same error in Xcode 26.1 when running locally, with dynamic linking enabled for iOS Iterable modules (as per SDK setup instructions).

    Switching to angled header import in RNIterableAPI.mm fixes the issue, and I seemingly don't need to use dynamic linking anymore either. I basically changed this:

    #import "Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h"

    ..to this:

    #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h>

  7. dazlious commented on Nov 21, 2025

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Nov 21, 2025

    @lposen I get the same error in Xcode 26.1 when running locally, with dynamic linking enabled for iOS Iterable modules (as per SDK setup instructions).

    Switching to angled header import in RNIterableAPI.mm fixes the issue, and I seemingly don't need to use dynamic linking anymore either. I basically changed this:

    #import "Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h"
    ..to this:

    #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h>

    This seems to help me installing 2.1.0 now as the dynamic linkage was not working for us.
    Unfortunately, when sending pushes to any version above 2.0.2 I get PushUninstall and never receive a push

  8. lposen
    reopened this on Dec 1, 2025

  9. lposen commented on Dec 1, 2025

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Dec 1, 2025
    Contributor

    Sorry guys -- didn't see your comments was closed. Reopened it. Will respond in seperate comments.

  10. lposen commented on Dec 1, 2025

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Dec 1, 2025
    Contributor

    @lposen I get the same error in Xcode 26.1 when running locally, with dynamic linking enabled for iOS Iterable modules (as per SDK setup instructions).

    Switching to angled header import in RNIterableAPI.mm fixes the issue, and I seemingly don't need to use dynamic linking anymore either. I basically changed this:

    #import "Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h"
    ..to this:

    #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h>

    @alexstaravoitau -- Interesting! Out of interest, did you patch our sdk, or put this elsewhere in your code?

  11. lposen commented on Dec 1, 2025

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Dec 1, 2025
    Contributor

    @lposen I get the same error in Xcode 26.1 when running locally, with dynamic linking enabled for iOS Iterable modules (as per SDK setup instructions).
    Switching to angled header import in RNIterableAPI.mm fixes the issue, and I seemingly don't need to use dynamic linking anymore either. I basically changed this:
    #import "Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h"
    ..to this:
    #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h>

    This seems to help me installing 2.1.0 now as the dynamic linkage was not working for us. Unfortunately, when sending pushes to any version above 2.0.2 I get PushUninstall and never receive a push

    @dazlious -- just to make sure that I understand before I start debugging:

    1. Changing to #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h> fixed build issues
    2. If you downgrade to 2.0.2 and lower and rebuild, push works
    3. If you use 2.0.3 and higher, push does not work (and you are seeing PushUninstall).

    Is this correct?

  12. alexstaravoitau commented on Dec 2, 2025

    @alexstaravoitau
    alexstaravoitau
    on Dec 2, 2025

    Interesting! Out of interest, did you patch our sdk, or put this elsewhere in your code?

    @lposen I've patched the SDK—sorry didn't get a chance to open a PR earlier, just submitted one now: #789

  13. dazlious commented on Dec 2, 2025

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Dec 2, 2025

    Yes, I have also patched the SDK in version 2.1.0 to use @alexstaravoitau solution. Although I installed the linkage pod, I get a lot of errors - so the only viable way of getting 2.1.0 to run was patching

  14. dazlious commented on Dec 2, 2025

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Dec 2, 2025

    @lposen I get the same error in Xcode 26.1 when running locally, with dynamic linking enabled for iOS Iterable modules (as per SDK setup instructions).
    Switching to angled header import in RNIterableAPI.mm fixes the issue, and I seemingly don't need to use dynamic linking anymore either. I basically changed this:
    #import "Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h"
    ..to this:
    #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h>

    This seems to help me installing 2.1.0 now as the dynamic linkage was not working for us. Unfortunately, when sending pushes to any version above 2.0.2 I get PushUninstall and never receive a push

    @dazlious -- just to make sure that I understand before I start debugging:

    1. Changing to #import <Iterable_React_Native_SDK/Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h> fixed build issues
    2. If you downgrade to 2.0.2 and lower and rebuild, push works
    3. If you use 2.0.3 and higher, push does not work (and you are seeing PushUninstall).

    Is this correct?

    Yes:

    1. patching helped me install 2.1.0
    2. version 2.0.2 seems fine (although I can only use it with XCode 16.4)
    3. in versions 2.0.3, 2.0.4, 2.1.0 I get PushUninstall every time I send a push to a device - the push never arrives

  15. facundo-serfe commented on Dec 31, 2025

    @facundo-serfe
    facundo-serfe
    on Dec 31, 2025

    Hey guys, I have the same issue, I'm using expo with the v2.0.0 SDK version, and I have a self-hosted mac runner to build the apps running a github action, but I have that issue as well:

    Image

    I installed Xcode 26 and Xcode 16.4, cause one time ago we're solved some issues using the last one, but in my case I don't find the .mm file, I only see these files:

    Image

  16. lposen commented on Jan 9, 2026

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Jan 9, 2026
    Contributor

    Hey guys, I have the same issue, I'm using expo with the v2.0.0 SDK version, and I have a self-hosted mac runner to build the apps running a github action, but I have that issue as well:

    Image I installed Xcode 26 and Xcode 16.4, cause one time ago we're solved some issues using the last one, but in my case I don't find the .mm file, I only see these files: Image

    Hi @facundo-serfe. The .mm file was added in 2.1.0, so I'm unsure why your runner is trying to pull it. Please also note: 2.0.0 is not officially compatible with either expo or New Architecture -- you would have to upgrade to 2.1.0 for either of these.

  17. lposen commented on Jan 9, 2026

    @lposen
    lposen
    on Jan 9, 2026
    Contributor

    3. in versions 2.0.3, 2.0.4, 2.1.0 I get PushUninstall every time I send a push to a device - the push never arrives

    Hi @dazlious. Upgrading to 2.2.0 should fix this problem. This version contains the latest versions of our Android and iOS SDKs and support for later Android/iOS versions. Please let me know if you're still experiencing issues after the upgrade.

  18. dazlious commented on Jan 9, 2026

    @dazlious
    dazlious
    on Jan 9, 2026
    1. in versions 2.0.3, 2.0.4, 2.1.0 I get PushUninstall every time I send a push to a device - the push never arrives

    Hi @dazlious. Upgrading to 2.2.0 should fix this problem. This version contains the latest versions of our Android and iOS SDKs and support for later Android/iOS versions. Please let me know if you're still experiencing issues after the upgrade.

    Yep, 2.2.0 seem to have fixed that for local installs.

  19. rejitha3391 commented on Jan 27, 2026

    @rejitha3391
    rejitha3391
    on Jan 27, 2026

    I’ve upgraded to the latest React Native Iterable SDK (react-native-iterable-sdk) v2.2.0, but I’m still hitting the same build error when building via Xcode 26.2.

    Environment:

    • React Native: 0.83.1
    • New Architecture: enabled
    • iOS build: Xcode 26.2
    • react-native-iterable-sdk: 2.2.0
  20. sumeruchat
    added a commit that references this issue on Apr 7, 2026

    #774 Fix Iterable_React_Native_SDK-Swift.h not found

    133ba93
  21. franco-zalamena-iterable
    added a commit that references this issue on Apr 7, 2026

    Fix Swift bridging header not found by adding HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS

    3aecae2

  22. franco-zalamena-iterable commented on Jun 29, 2026

    @franco-zalamena-iterable
    franco-zalamena-iterable
    on Jun 29, 2026

    React Native 0.8x was not supported at the time, from version 3.0.1 onwards these versions are supported.

    Could you test it with the latest Iterable SDK version?

  23. joaodordio
    closed this as completedon Jul 20, 2026
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