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Same issue here with `[email protected]` when trying to use a arrow function inside JSX: ```javascript functionWithuseCallback(true)}>Click me ```

Came up with a workaround :smile: ```javascript "rules": { "react-native/no-raw-text": "off", }, ```

> To fix this issue, you should define the prop before passing it, like so: @VincentJouanne This doesn't work with useCallback hook though :slightly_frowning_face:

Found the issue. It's due to `target.name === appPkg.name` condition. The solution is to update `"name":` in the main `package.json` to match the prefix of the project folder in `ios/`...

CrossCompiling and community feedback are also viable options for this implamentation 😃 https://wiki.debian.org/CrossToolchains

Thanks for the suggestion @andywer! I tried it out and it seems like react-native-threads isn't compatible with threads.js: ```javascript // master.js const worker = await spawn(new Thread('worker.js')); const result =...

Thanks for the idea @andywer! I gave that a shot but unfortunately it leads us to another issue, this line: ```javascript const worker = await spawn(new Thread('worker.js')); ``` generates the...

Thanks once again @andywer for all this information! I polyfilled the missing EventListener methods in `Thread()` using the code snippets that you've provided but unfortunately it doesn't work as intended:...

Sorry for any misunderstanding @andywer, I'll clarify. I wasn't able to establish a working communication link between threads.js and react-native-threads. The serialization issue was offtopic since I only wanted to...

Same issue here. @AND-GORNIY's suggestion is the best workaround at the moment