[iOS] Pass the RCTAppDependencyProvider to the RCTAppDelegate #83
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Summary:
We recently inverted the dependency between
ReactCodegenandReact-RCTAppDelegate, so that now the Codegen depends on the AppDelegate.Remember that
ReactCodegenis generated when the user runpod install, while the RCTAppDelegate exists in React Native, so the new dependency is more correct and enables prebuilds for iOS.For that reason, we need to make sure that the App passes to React Native the dependency provider before React Native is started.
Changelog:
[iOS][Breaking] - Pass the dependency provider from the App to React Native.
Test Plan:
Tested locally in a nightly.