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react-native -v: v0.72.10
npm ls react-native-macos: v0.72.18
node -v: v18.17.1
npm -v: v9.6.7
yarn --version: not in use
xcodebuild -version: Xcode 15.2 Build version 15C500b
Steps to reproduce the bug
It seems like my React Native app is using the wrong image on initial launch. It doesn't load the @2x version but instead shows the lower res image.
I also had this issue during development, but thought it would fix itself in a production build. I'm not quite sure how (or even if) I can reproduce this during development, I definitely could reproduce it on my TestFlight build though.
Publish your app through TestFlight (should have an image with 1x and 2x versions)
Download and install the TestFlight app
Check the image. It seems to be loading the lower resolution version
I'm not quite sure, but it could very well be that this issue only occurred after downgrading to 0.72.
I will check this in the following days and then post here again.
Environment
Steps to reproduce the bug
It seems like my React Native app is using the wrong image on initial launch. It doesn't load the @2x version but instead shows the lower res image.
I also had this issue during development, but thought it would fix itself in a production build. I'm not quite sure how (or even if) I can reproduce this during development, I definitely could reproduce it on my TestFlight build though.
Expected Behavior
It should be using the correct @2x image.
Actual Behavior
Take a close look at the icons, especially the calendar icon on the top right:
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