Hi,
Similair as in https://github.com/facebook/react-native-fbsdk/issues/21 my RCTFBSDKCoreinitializer.m cannot find RCTBridgeModule.h, and I have tried to go into build settings under Header Search Paths and changed it to this:

As I know the BridgeModule is in the /Base folder. But the build still fails throwing the error that it cannot be found. What have I done wrong?
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I have kind of solved this in a sense (at least relative to my initial issue). My initial goal was to generate the fbAccessToken within JS, but I had many issues with that. But generating it within the app delegate, saving it in a text file in the app domain directory, and then reading it and sending it as a string as described by this method: http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-ios.html#ios-calendar-module-example
Sorry for the error, we're fixing the header search paths in the next release. It should be
$(SRCROOT)/../../../react-native/React/ (recursive = YES) and you'll need to do this for all three RCTFBSDKCore.xcodepro, RCTFBSDKLogin.xcodeproj and RCTFBSDKShare.xcodeproj
Also make sure your app's build setting's Linker Flags include $(inherited).
We'll leave this issue open until the next release.
Thx !
Closing the issue b/c 0.2.0 is up.
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Sorry for the error, we're fixing the header search paths in the next release. It should be
$(SRCROOT)/../../../react-native/React/(recursive = YES) and you'll need to do this for all threeRCTFBSDKCore.xcodepro,RCTFBSDKLogin.xcodeprojandRCTFBSDKShare.xcodeprojAlso make sure your app's build setting's Linker Flags include
$(inherited).We'll leave this issue open until the next release.