Christian Liebhardt

We're facing the same issue. Thanks for opening this issue, it would have taken us at least some more hours to realize that this is an issue with the amplify...

Hi @Viraj-10, my team would also be interested in this topic. I did some experiments with the current version on native-base with react 18, and it seems to work mostly....

@Viraj-10 , apologies if this doesn't belong in this discussion, but since you've mentioned 3.4.12 and react-native-web: The latest native-base with react-native-web gives an error: `Module not found: Can't resolve...

@dohomi , ah thanks for the clarification. I was able to get this combination running: - native-base 3.4.12-alpha.1 - react: 18.2.0 - react-dom: 18.0.0 - react-native: 0.69.4 - react-native-web: 0.18.7...

We just encountered this issue as well when enabling hermes with react native "0.70.3". We don't have js files with a lot of exports, but we also have warnings due...

It seems react-native-video is also just working towards the direction @mojavad suggested: https://github.com/react-native-video/react-native-video/pull/2922

We got this fixed in our case by fixing the required cycles. More concretely the cycles were within aws-amplify and we could prevent them by never importing aws-amplify but use...

The macro approach of `simdeez` prevents us from combining it with templates. So the macro fails to compile this: ``` simd_runtime_generate!( fn simd_complex_operation( &mut self, simd_op: F, scalar_op: G, argument:...

Work on https://github.com/rust-lang/stdsimd seems to be continuing.

Hi @emonigma , the scan you have provided seems to be a binary scan (only black or white pixels, no gray scale or color) and there are a lot of...