@unifold/connect-react-native 0.1.29 → 0.1.30

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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Link Pay uses `@stripe/stripe-react-native`, which includes **native** code (App
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  Importing `@unifold/connect-react-native` loads the Stripe UI registration in the same JS bundle as the provider. Ensure the peer dependencies in **Installation** above are installed so Metro does not duplicate native modules.
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- **`expo-constants`** is a **dependency** of `@unifold/connect-react-native`, and the SDK **entry** includes a static `import "expo-constants"` so Metro always links the module. (A `require("expo-constants")` only inside the prebuilt UI was not always enough for Metro’s graph.) You can still set **`config.stripeMerchantIdentifier`** on `UnifoldProvider` to override or skip reading the plugin from constants.
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+ **`expo-constants`** is a **dependency** of `@unifold/connect-react-native`. The prebuilt bundle uses a **static** `import` from `expo-constants` (in the Stripe helper that reads the Expo plugin) so Metro always links the module. (A runtime `require("expo-constants")` in that path was still emitted inside the bundle and could trigger “unknown module” in Metro.) You can still set **`config.stripeMerchantIdentifier`** on `UnifoldProvider` to override or skip reading the plugin from constants.
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  #### Expo Go vs development build vs prebuild
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