docs: correct Fabric dependency provider requirement to React Native 0.77 - #383
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…0.77 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR SummaryLow Risk Overview The README callout and the comment in Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 944f28c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here. |
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The changes are comment/prose-only and make the documentation consistent with the existing migration guidance.
Pull request overview
Updates the project documentation to correctly state that the iOS Fabric dependency provider requirement begins in React Native 0.77 (not 0.76), aligning the sample code comment and README guidance with MIGRATING.md.
Changes:
- Update the sample iOS
AppDelegatecomment to say “Required since React Native 0.77”. - Update the README iOS setup callout to say “React Native 0.77+ requires a Fabric dependency provider”.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| sample/ios/MParticleSample/AppDelegate.mm | Corrects the inline comment about when dependencyProvider becomes required. |
| README.md | Corrects the iOS setup callout to match the 0.77 requirement described in migration guidance. |
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Summary
The Fabric dependency provider is required from React Native 0.77, not 0.76.
RCTDependencyProvider, theReactAppDependencyProviderpod, andRCTAppDelegate.dependencyProviderare all absent atv0.76.0and added atv0.77.0, wherethirdPartyFabricComponentsstarts consulting the provider.Corrects the version in the sample AppDelegate comment and the matching iOS
setup callout in the README, both of which contradicted
MIGRATING.md. The>= 0.76.0peer dependency floor is a separate claim and is unchanged.Testing Plan
Comment and prose only, no code paths touched. Prettier and markdownlint pass
with no new issues.