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native emmiter remove listeners error #14
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Ok I just tested the current development branch and git it going with no Bluetooth Issues |
I'll borrow an iPhone and try an ios build |
Have you tried re-testing from most recent pushes made to the develop branch? |
I'll pull. What branch should I be on. |
Fetch* |
The |
hey. Im still getting the same error after getting on develop. And im having trouble setting up the apple developer account since i need to pay a subscription and need access to either a mac-book or iPhone. |
also is there a doc showing how to properly test the libbci and bci libraries |
Using EAS, the app should be build externally on the Expo Application service servers so you shouldn't need a mac-book to build it. Obviously you'd need an iPhone to run it though. Perhaps we can meet up to review
All documentation is currently the |
Can you Meet Tomorrow or Wednesday?
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hey. Im still getting the same error after getting on develop. And im having trouble setting up the apple developer account since i need to pay a subscription and need access to either a mac-book or iPhone.
Using EAS, the app should be build externally on the Expo Application service servers so you shouldn't need a mac-book to build it. Obviously you'd need an iPhone to run it though.
Perhaps we can meet up to review
also is there a doc showing how to properly test the libbci and bci libraries
All documentation is currently the docstrings of the classes and functions
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Android Bundling complete 830ms |
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let me know if the native emmiter remove listeners error is replicated on ios.
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