Npm link cause "Unable to resolve module AccessibilityInfo "

[SiBorya]

Is this a bug report?

Feels like it is a bug.

Environment

1. react-native -v: react-native-cli: 2.0.1 react-native: 0.46.4
2. node -v:v8.1.3
3. npm -v:5.3.0

• Target Platform: *

• Development Operating System: macOS 10.12.5 & Windows 10 64bit

Steps to Reproduce

There is a RN Project A and Denpendency B.
B is abstracted from A, it works properly before.
Now B has a dependency on RN.
Project A install Dependency B using npm link ../B && npm install ../B --save.

Structure as below:
|--A
|--|--node_modules
|-------|--RN
|-------|--B
|----------|--node_modules
|---------------|--RN

Run with react-native start

Expected Behavior

Everything goes fine.

Actual Behavior

Error pops up as error: bundling failed: "Unable to resolve module "AccessibilityInfo" from "/path/to/A/node_modules/react-native/Libraries/react-native/react-native-implementation.js": Module does not exist in the module map.

[hramos]

Duplicate of #14209

[lucienbl]

I don't know if someone told that before me but downgrading from 0.56.0 to 0.55.4 solved this issue for me. 😃

[Chris-90]

I don't think that it is a dublicate of an multiple years old issue. Because the only solution of the old issue was to downgrade version.
Downgrading is only a temporary fix, but no permanent solution.
The problem seems to be the same, it doesn't mean that reason is identacally, too.

[ronyoka]

It seems the issue has been present in all kind of operating system and react version for years. And the support is very unprofessional...

[anothercoder2]

Same issue here. Did something change in the last two days?

[hramos]

Please submit a new issue, as this one is closed.