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com.facebook.react.internal.turbomodule.core.TurboModuleInteropUtils$ParsingException: Unable to parse @ReactMethod annotations from native module: RNCallKeep. Details: Module exports two methods to JavaScript with the same name: "displayIncomingCall #798
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having the same issue |
Same issue on latest "react-native": "^0.76.1", but not "react-native": "^0.75.4", |
having the same issue |
Same issue. RN 0.76.1. newArch enabled. |
Same issue. It happens only on Android when "new arch" is enabled. To reproduce:
Removing the CallKeep import gets rid of the error message. This happens on React Native 0.76 (where new architecture is enabled by default) and also happens in earlier versions if you enable the new architecture manually. |
Same issue. |
Same issue. RN 0.76.1. newArch enabled. The issue below describes the problem: Temporarily disabled newArch on gradle.properties as workaround:
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same issue. there is one more issue. com.facebook.react.internal.turbomodule.core.TurboModuleInteropUtils$ParsingException: Unable to parse @ReactMethod annotations from native module: RNCallKeep. Details: Module exports two methods to JavaScript with the same name: "startCall |
i think RN Callkeep dose not support New Arch yet. Check here |
I was able to get around the error by commenting out one of the methods.
and this:
comment or delete them and rebuilt, it should work. |
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same here |
I have tried that, still getting the error:
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one another solution to turn new architecture in to False in gradle.properties or comment display incoming call and start call in node modules in Android folder. Thanks |
Your patch is redundant. Your build folder got there. Correct
P.S. @kavehmovahedi Thanks for your solution! It works! |
Bug report
Error: Exception in HostObject::get for prop 'RNCallKeep': com.facebook.react.internal.turbomodule.core.TurboModuleInteropUtils$ParsingException: Unable to parse @ReactMethod annotations from native module: RNCallKeep. Details: Module exports two methods to JavaScript with the same name: "displayIncomingCall
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