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Support for React-Native #2811

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jbroma opened this issue Jul 30, 2024 · 2 comments
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Support for React-Native #2811

jbroma opened this issue Jul 30, 2024 · 2 comments

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@jbroma
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jbroma commented Jul 30, 2024

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Re.Pack supports MF V1, for V2 supports we need adjust how containers are loaded in React-Native environment.

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  • auto preload can be disabled through loaded-first strategy and that can come from Re.Pack's own runtime plugin

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Related Re.Pack issue: callstack/repack#518
Related Re.Pack PR: callstack/repack#674

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2heal1 commented Sep 20, 2024

hey i don't sure why it depends on the disable autoPreload . And i support the shareStrategy option , which you can config in runtime/build configuration , maybe this can satisfy your need ?

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jbroma commented Sep 23, 2024

hey i don't sure why it depends on the disable autoPreload . And i support the shareStrategy option , which you can config in runtime/build configuration , maybe this can satisfy your need ?

hey, shareStrategy is definitely sufficient for this exact purpose, I've been using it in the POC ever since it was implemented and it works as expected 👍

As to why it's necessary: RN startup is complicated - we need to have eager access to react and react-native packages there, but at the same time we want to share them with other federated modules. When it's set to version-first, I think both of these dependencies were set to Promises and this caused Errors in RN env since we need to have sync startup.

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