react-native: 0.40.0
react-native-config: 0.3.1
react-native-cli: 2.0.1
XCode: Version 8.1 (8B62)
CocoaPods: 1.2.0
I've configured everything based on the README.
(the project is opened *.xcworkspace in XCode)
react-native-config was linked



Could help me to understand why it doesn't work and what is the root cause?
Thank you in advance!
It doesn't work when I run it via react-native run-ios as well.
Any ideas?
Any help is appreciated.
@bitsal
Do you list 'React' on Build > Targets before application?

If you created new scheme, your application might be there but React isn't as default.
@KazuyaHara
Yes, It is there. I've already read about such fix and one more like disabling parallel builds.
I'm also seeing the same error.
As a temporary work-around to unstick me, I edited the ReactNativeConfig.h file and changed the import to: #import "RCTBridgeModule.h"
@peterept does it work with React Native >= 0.40.0?
Guys, it really blocks us using new react-native > 0.40.x. I wonder if it works for someone with new react native.
@bitsal have you found a workaround for this using RN 0.40x ?
@eugenehp No, we've eliminated react-native-config from the project in favor of custom approach due to lack of contribution. It seems only one guy is a real contributor here, it's not convenient for us waiting for the response and real help for ages.
FYI,
I don't know if it helps (we stopped using react-native-config).
If you use Cocoapods some of the libraries are linked incorrectly:
Libraries that you link via Cocoapods still should be under Libraries folder but not in linking section (I mean e.g. libReact.a).
E.g. some of my issues have gone when I:
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@bitsal
Do you list 'React' on Build > Targets before application?
If you created new scheme, your application might be there but React isn't as default.