React-native: Loading dependency graph, done - Hangs on Windows 7 in the Company Network

[Manuel83]

Description

I try to setup a ReactNative Project on Windows 7 with Andorid Emulator in the company network.
I run "react-native start" but it seems to hang. I waited for 10 min without progress. Our company network requires to set a proxy. Is build process connecting to the internet? If yes how can I set a proxy server for this step? Is there any way to debug this step to see what's going on?

Reproduction Steps and Sample Code

Solution

Additional Information

• React Native version: 0.43.4
• Platform: Andorid
• Development Operating System: Windows 7
• Dev tools: Android Studio 2.3.1

[hongxuan229]

same here

[nicszerman]

Same on Ubuntu 16.04

[semiautomatix]

Windows 10

[pedromazala]

Some news about this?

[rogervezaro]

1+

[pedromazala]

People, I removed all dependencies on Expo, and then I added all again. Afetr run yarn install my app get back to life.

[lihue]

Same problem on macOS Sierra

[lihue]

This helped me:

• delete node_modules folder
• npm install
• npm run ios (or react-native run-ios)

[enguerranws]

Here's how I deal with it (dumb way): just stop the packager session in your terminal and react-native run-ios again (and again if it still not work).

Some information about what's going on would be appreciated.

[henrynw]

For me, I fixed it by making sure I had these settings in Xcode Info.plist:

• App Transport Security Settings:
  
  
  
  • Exception Domains
    
    
    
    
    
    • localhost (Dictionary)
    
    
    
    • NSTemporaryExceptionAllowsInsecureHTTPLoads (Boolean: YES)
    
    
    
  
  

After that, I rerun react-native run-ios and then it continues past the "Loading dependency graph, done". message.

[yuchao-git]

Window10

[skinnyindonesian24]

same problem on OSX

[TrLam]

My fix was adding the FORCE_BUNDLING flag while building.
So: react-native run-ios FORCE_BUNDLING
It continues bundling after the "Loading dependency graph, done." message

[lmiller1990]

Mid way through development I hit this problem. I had run nvm use 8 which set my node version to 8.4. I run nvm use 7 to use 7.2.1, and it worked fine. So if you are on node 8, try <7.

[ddobby94]

I am still getting this error.
Brand new ignite installed + generated some screens & containers with ignite cmd commands, with every needed library on win 10.
Downgraded npm to v6, nothing.
Deleted & reinstalled all node_modules, did not work.

Although, the react-native run-android command builds & installs the debug.apk on my device.

[jonathanadler]

After rm -rf node_modules && npm install didn't help me, I uninstalled the app from the simulator, and ran it again, and the problem was fixed.

I'm using xcode on osx, with npm 6.10.

[ddobby94]

I kind of solved the error.
Delete everything and generate new app with ignite from scratch worked for me.

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[paramadeep]

I tried all the above suggestions, I'm having the latest version a node, and using latest version on react-native. any help is much appreciated. I am facing the issue in mac.

[itsmrTech]

+1

[eduardomacetas]

I have the same problem...

[ballenwillis]

Same problem on Ubuntu 17.10

[lymix0]

Same here Windows 10 any suggestion!

[Johncy1997]

same problem on ubuntu 16.04

[mehulmpt]

Same problem MacOS 10.13.2

[ecdundar]

Same Problem on "Windows 10" +1

[thedanielvogelsang]

Same

[lymix0]

update: I managed to run this on my MacOS 10.13 although I've been thru some identical problems like Windows but the last thing was to uninstall Java 9 and install Java 8 using brew cask java 8.

Setting up your development environment can be somewhat tedious

[MJparis]

Same... (Windows 10)

[amtBurgos]

Same issue

[saravanakumargn]

Make sure in Wifi is Turned on in Android & iOS emulator

[ismuk]

Same issues windows 10 - my solution, in case it helps anyone: I am using Webstorm as IDE and using the inbuilt terminal to run npm start android. Works fine until after a shutdown and reboot and then hangs as previously described. To get it working again I need to close and then reopen the inbuilt terminal window.