luizkc

Even with the change mentioned above, I still can't get the gradient to show on iOS. I installed `@dripsy/gradient` on the `packages/app` directory. It works on web, but not on...

Yep, I did use the resolutions above.

Yep. I'm using the Solito Starter Repo with Yarn. This is the package.json inside my `packages/app` directory: ```json { "version": "0.0.0", "name": "app", "main": "index.ts", "dependencies": { "@dripsy/gradient": "^3.6.0", "@react-navigation/native":...

Tried moving the resolution to the root package.json and the gradient still won't render on iOS.

I removed everything before `expo` in the resolution. `yarn why expo-linear-gradient` ran successfully from the root dir. However, now the app won't build anymore. These are some of the errors...

Yarn why results: So if I install it in the expo directory, should I also leave it installed in the packages/app directory for next.js to be able to use it...

I did the below and I'm still not seeing the gradient. Let me know if I did anything wrong or if there's anything else I can try. Thank you for...

So this is the solution I've gone with for now: - Created a Gradient component - `Gradient/index.web.tsx` uses `@dripsy/gradient` - `Gradient/index.tsx` uses `expo-linear-gradient` - I can't use my `` component...

I followed all the steps here and code implementation, but I'm the `x-shop-access` header keeps returning as denied in the `/authorize` endpoint. Any ideas why? redirect URL is looking like...

Having the same issue. Was working fine before, and with no change in the code, receiving the same error with broken component. My widget code looks like this: ```ts import...