React-native: stuck on "Building Dependency Graph"

[davixbr]

After running react-native start stay I'm stuck in this issue "Building Dependency Graph". I've tried all the solutions proposed yet the problem persists. Has anyone had similar problem and solved?

I'm running Node 5.8 and NPM 3.8.1 on Win7

[Kureev]

@facebook-github-bot stack-overflow

[tomauty]

That's just its way of saying it's done. You'll see more output once you connect the simulator.

[davixbr]

I install the app with adb install %path%/app.apk and emulator already loaded and get error, red screen, even with setting ip server.

First, I will try connect the emulator on some http server in my host machine and after will try again. I guess is that the problem. The emulator don't connect on http dev server.

[janicduplessis]

What version of react native are you using? There is an issue with 0.22-rc on windows.

[davixbr]

React native O.21

[dsibiski]

@facebook-github-bot stack-overflow

[facebook-github-bot]

Hey @davixbr and thanks for posting this! @dsibiski tells me this issue looks like a question that would be best asked on StackOverflow. StackOverflow is amazing for Q&A: it has a reputation system, voting, the ability to mark a question as answered. Because of the reputation system it is likely the community will see and answer your question there. This also helps us use the GitHub bug tracker for bugs only. Will close this as this is really a question that should be asked on SO.

[hugomosh]

@davixbr Did you solve it or do you have the Stack Overflow link?

[guykogus]

I'd also like to know, having the same issue...

[kkarmalkar]

Facing same issue as well.. When I run command react-native run-ios packager server starts and getting stuck at Loading dependency graph, done. after this nothing is happening. App is launching on simulator with error No bundle url present

[guykogus]

For me it eventually started working again. I guess I deleted the right thing...

[kkarmalkar]

@guykogus What you did, what else you have deleted

[guykogus]

sudo rm -rf / 😜
Seriously though, I can't remember. At one point it just magically unblocked itself.