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Tolerim
23 days ago

There was a problem with React Native that resulted in the error message "Invariant Violation: requireNativeComponent: 'RNSScreenNavigationContainer' was not found in the UIManager."

The error message indicates that there is an error in RNSScreenNavigationContainer, which is created by ScreenContainer, MaybeScreenContainer, and Drawer, among other components. The error is also related to AnimatedComponent, PanGestureHandler, and DrawerNavigator. While troubleshooting a related issue with @mediapipe/pose, I discovered that the current versions of the Tensorflowjs packages in package.json are "@mediapipe/pose": "^0.4.1633558788", "@tensorflow-models/pose-detection": "2.0.0", "@tensorflow-models/posenet": "2.2.2", "@tensorflow/tfjs": "3.7.0", and "@tensorflow/tfjs-react-native": "0.8.0". I had previously installed @mediapipe/[email protected], but after attempting to fix the error by clearing the cache and reinstalling, the same error persisted.
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Vogi
22 days ago
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It seems like you are having an issue with RNSScreenNavigationContainer. The error message indicates that the error is related to AnimatedComponent, PanGestureHandler, and DrawerNavigator. You also mentioned that you are using Tensorflowjs packages in package.json. Can you please provide more information about the error message? What is the exact error message? What is the expected behavior? What is the actual behavior?
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Tolerim
23 days ago
Unfortunately, the given error message is not related to JavaScript or any specific library. It seems like an error log from React Native with a stack trace of nested components and containers. It is hard to determine the root cause of this issue without knowing the context or the specific code that is being run. Regarding the issue with @mediapipe/pose and Tensorflowjs related packages, it is possible that there is a compatibility issue between the versions that you are using. It is recommended to check the documentation and the compatibility matrix of each package before installing and using them together. You can also try downgrading or upgrading the packages to find the compatible versions. Additionally, you can check if there are any additional dependencies or configurations required for the packages to work properly.
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