Database operations are not working when i run in release mode :( #2

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1. celodauane commented on Jan 17, 2019

   

   celodauane

   on Jan 17, 2019

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   @wliadmin where you able to find a solution for this issue?
2. esutton commented on Apr 12, 2019

   

   esutton

   on Apr 12, 2019

   Last edited by esutton

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   I cannot get https://github.com/typeorm/react-native-example/ to run on either Android or iOS with or without metro-minify-terser

   Try https://github.com/sheva007/typeorm-boilerplate/

   This runs on iOS debug/release and Android in simulator in debug mode. On iOS I wen to select "Legacy Build" from Xcode > File > Project Settings

   I cannot get an Android release build to run?

   Perhaps an issue with signing setup?

   react-native run-android --variant=release
   info JS server already running.
   info Building and installing the app on the device (cd android && ./gradlew app:installRelease)...
   
   FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
   
   * What went wrong:
   Task 'installRelease' not found in project ':app'. Some candidates are: 'uninstallRelease'.
   

   A debug build runs fine on Android simulator:

   react-native run-android
   
3. jbenzshawel commented on Oct 24, 2019

   

   jbenzshawel

   on Oct 24, 2019

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   This issue is due to minification in release mode changing class names and file names. It can be fixed with the following steps:

   1. yarn add metro-minify-terser
   2. Update the metro config to keep class names and file names. Add the following to the metro.config.js transformer:

   minifierPath: 'metro-minify-terser',
   minifierConfig: {
       ecma: 8,
       keep_classnames: true,
       keep_fnames: true,
       module: true,
       mangle: {
           module: true,
           keep_classnames: true,
           keep_fnames: true,
       },
    },

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4. Ben002 commented on Oct 28, 2019

   

   Ben002

   on Oct 28, 2019

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   This issue is due to minification in release mode changing class names and file names. It can be fixed with the following steps:

   1. yarn add metro-minify-terser
   2. Update the metro config to keep class names and file names. Add the following to the metro.config.js transformer:

   minifierPath: 'metro-minify-terser',
   minifierConfig: {
       ecma: 8,
       keep_classnames: true,
       keep_fnames: true,
       module: true,
       mangle: {
           module: true,
           keep_classnames: true,
           keep_fnames: true,
       },
    },

   thank you！
   It's very useful to me
5. MahsaKarimi72 commented on Apr 28, 2020

   

   MahsaKarimi72

   on Apr 28, 2020

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   This issue is due to minification in release mode changing class names and file names. It can be fixed with the following steps:

   1. yarn add metro-minify-terser
   2. Update the metro config to keep class names and file names. Add the following to the metro.config.js transformer:

   minifierPath: 'metro-minify-terser',
   minifierConfig: {
       ecma: 8,
       keep_classnames: true,
       keep_fnames: true,
       module: true,
       mangle: {
           module: true,
           keep_classnames: true,
           keep_fnames: true,
       },
    },

   I tried this solution but the problem has not been solved yet
   can you help me pls?
6. kevinmanncito commented on Jun 10, 2022

   

   kevinmanncito

   on Jun 10, 2022

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   Changing the minifier config didn't work for me (react native version 0.67). However, I was able to get it working in release builds by explicitly setting table names in the entity decorator:

   @Entity({ name: "my_table_name" })
   class MyTableName {
   
   ...