[Help] - No visible @interface for 'FIRActionCodeInfo'

[CineMeApp]

Getting the following error in my react native ios app:

No visible @interface for 'FIRActionCodeInfo' declares the selector 'dataForKey:'

It appears to be in lines 798-805 of RNFirebaseAuth.m, or in this section:

if ([info dataForKey:FIRActionCodeEmailKey] != nil) {
        [data setValue:[info dataForKey:FIRActionCodeEmailKey] forKey:keyEmail];
      } else {
        [data setValue:[NSNull null] forKey:keyEmail];
      }

if ([info dataForKey:FIRActionCodeFromEmailKey] != nil) {
        [data setValue:[info dataForKey:FIRActionCodeFromEmailKey] forKey:@"fromEmail"];
      } else {
        [data setValue:[NSNull null] forKey:@"fromEmail"];
      }

I have the following podfile:

  - RNFBApp (10.4.0):
    - Firebase/CoreOnly (~> 7.3.0)
    - React-Core
  - RNFBAuth (10.4.1):
    - Firebase/Auth (~> 7.3.0)
    - React-Core
    - RNFBApp
  - RNFirebase (5.6.0):
    - Firebase/Core
    - React
    - RNFirebase/Crashlytics (= 5.6.0)
  - RNFirebase/Crashlytics (5.6.0):
    - Crashlytics
    - Fabric
    - Firebase/Core
    - React

with react-native: 0.63.0 & Xcode 12.3 on macOS Catalina

From the looks of things, a similar issue was addressed here, but that was a few years ago now and my version looks up to date.

Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Thank you

[andersonaddo]

Your podfile has some things that shouldn't be there. Check out https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/blob/master/tests/ios/Podfile.lock to see what an up to date podfile should have

[CineMeApp]

Thank you! Always helps to see the actual podfile that has the correct versions *facepalm
Thanks again!

[mikehardy]

You have mixed versions, do not under any circumstances do that. You should be on 10.4.1 of everything except App (which is at 10.4.0 because of #4708)

firebase-ios-sdk should be on 7.3.0 if you override it, but you probably don't need to override it

Once you are on the correct firebase-ios-sdk you will have the symbols you need.

Spending any time on old versions for troubleshooting is a poor investment. In future update all versions and verify prior to opening issues or discussions - much more efficient

[CineMeApp]

Awesome, thank you for your quick reply! Turns out I was using what I thought was the @react-native-firebase but it was something else instead, making development much harder than it needed to be.
Much appreciated!