Fix a circular import in the prebuilt iOS headers (#58635) - #58635
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary: Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#58635 Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed. Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D121187558
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Summary:
Each module ships a small header that acts as its entry point. Those were
being packaged into the React framework, but the code that includes them
lives in the shared headers bundle the framework is built on top of. The two
ended up pointing at each other and the iOS build failed.
Ship the entry-point headers with the shared headers instead. They still
resolve the same way for anyone including them, and no other header moves.
Changelog: [Internal]
Differential Revision: D121187558