React-native-fast-image: Publish the last version in npm

[lucasferreira]

Hi @DylanVann,

Thanks for this wonderful lib. Can you please publish the last version in npm for us?

I need the source.cache feature in my app, but in the actual version at npm it isn't possible to use this feature.

Thank you again ;)

[smadey]

+1

[niocncn]

+1

[n1ru4l]

@lucasferreira @smadey @niocncn In the meantime we can use yarn add react-native-fast-image@https://github.com/DylanVann/react-native-fast-image.git#05830ad8a70f243dc4a6e089714866070f48f58a

Edit: Seems like there are some git submodule initialization errors 😕

[tobi512]

Same problem here, we also need a new version with the included Glide-v4 (also opened an issue #259).

[NikoMontana]

@tobi512 The contributor put it also on npm, but did not update the readme.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-fast-image

npm i react-native-fast-image

[tobi512]

@NikoMontana We need a release of the current master-branch and a fix for the non-building Android part due to a wrong support library version declaration. Issue and PR for this already exist, see #259 (especially my second commend) and #261.
Since we don't have time to wait for the release and PR merge, we published a fork on npm as v4.0.15 (https://www.npmjs.com/package/dm-react-native-fast-image) until it's officially fixed here.

Feel free to use our fork (no git submodule or build errors 🎉)...

[NikoMontana]

@tobi512 I cannot remember if this lib caused the build problem I have had once in a while or if it was because I upgraded react-native to 0.55 from 0.51.

But I can remember that adding this: android.enableAapt2=false to the gradle.proporties was kind of an emergency solution. Anyway thank you for notifying me about your fork!

[DylanVann]

Sorry everyone, very busy with work and other projects.

If anyone is reading this: watch out for the second system effect. I've been trying to finish up way too much stuff to include in [email protected]. I should have just kept publishing incremental versions off master instead.

I don't recall everything else I wanted to get done or fixed, but I did just publish master as 5.0.0.