Fix React-bridging header not found for third party modules

[Kudo]

Summary

Some third party modules will have build errors on react-native 0.69.1 if they have dependency to React-bridging (or ReactCommon/turbomodule/core from transitive dependency). We setup correct header search paths in ReactCommon.podspec. We should also apply the change to third party modules. This PR is a workaround for the migration without introducing breaking changes to third party modules.

Note that is pr is based on 0.69-stable. Because on main branch, the react_native_pods.rb has much refactoring. I'll probably create a new pr based on main branch after this one landed.

Fix #34102

Changelog

[iOS] [Fixed] - Fix React-bridging headers import not found

Test Plan

$ npx react-native init TestApp --version 0.69
$ cd TestApp
$ yarn add react-native-vision-camera
$ yarn ios

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Base commit: 361d939
Branch: main

[cipolleschi]

Hi @Kudo, thanks for the PR. I see that you created it against the 0.69-stable. Is this something required for 0.69 only because it works on 0.70 or do we have to implement it also in main?

[Kudo]

@cipolleschi because the react_native_pods.rb is quite different on main because #33982, i am thinking to land this first on 0.69-stable. if the pr landed, i can create another pr for main branch. does this make sense to you?

[cipolleschi]

Yes, it makes sense. However, there are failures in CI that shouldn't be there. The only failure that should be there is the test_ios_unit. Could you try rerun the jobs, please?

[Kudo]

@cipolleschi i also wondered for the failures. however i don't have permissions to rerun the jobs. could you help to do that?

[cipolleschi]

So... for analyze_pr it looks like we are actually missing some permissions. I asked @cortinico about that.

For the other task, the issue is that Hermes is deciding that it won't build from source.. I think that we need to take this case into consideration...

[Kudo]

if the ci failures come from pr based on 0.69-stable, i can also create a new pr based on main branch first and leave this pr as reference when cherry-picking to 0.69-stable. let me know which one makes sense to you.

[cipolleschi]

@Kudo PR #34221 should fix this problem as well.
As soon as we cherry pick that, we could rebase this one and the CI should be green.

[Kudo]

sounds good! i'll rebase after that pr is cherry-picked. thanks!

[kelset]

@Kudo my PR landed and I've already cherry picked it in both 0.70 and 0.69 branches 👍 you can try rebasing your branch

[Kudo]

rebased, thanks @kelset!

[Kudo]

looks like the ci jobs failed at the same places again 🤔

[cipolleschi]

Yep... Basically, in this setup we don't need to build hermes from source. The prepare_hermes_workspace does that check. But, it expect to have a couple of folders to copy... which, in that case, are not there.

I'm working on a fix here: #34223

[Kudo]

thanks @cipolleschi ! i'll rebase after #34223 landed.

[cipolleschi]

Hi @Kudo, I merged #34223 in 0.69-stable. If you can rebase, let's see if the CI goes green!

[Kudo]

sure, thanks! let's see how it going.

[Kudo]

@cipolleschi looks like there're some failure jobs for building hermes, is it expected?

[cipolleschi]

No... I'm looking into it, right now.

[cipolleschi]

@kelset @Kudo
Sorry, the previous fix was not the correct one. This #34228 will actually do. I'm testing it right now. It has to be ported also in main, though, but I'll do it in a separate PR becauseI want to see if it fixes our issues in 0.69

[cipolleschi]

@Kudo, merged #34228. Could you rebase, so that we check that now it builds properly?

[Kudo]

@cipolleschi all ci jobs finished. are they in good state or any further jobs you would like to pass?

[cipolleschi]

And now the CI is green! we can merge this!

[Kudo]

@cipolleschi cool, i don't have permission to merge. maybe you could help merging it. thanks!

[evelant]

@Kudo This patch works in some configurations, but doesn't work when using pnpm as a package manager. In the case of pnpm the bridging headers get copied to the wrong directory. They end up at ios/build/Build/node_modules/.pnpm/react-native@0.70.5_2hkxedd44to6uuf252s62q5boq/node_modules/react-native/ReactCommon/react/bridging.

Where in the build process does it determine where to copy headers and why might it be using a bad path? I'm guessing it doesn't like pnpm's symlinking, but I'm not sure where to look to work around it.