The React Native ecosystem is undergoing its most significant shift since its inception. With the New Architecture (Fabric and TurboModules) maturing, the framework is moving toward Bridgeless Mode —a state where the legacy JavaScript bridge is entirely removed. While this promises faster startups and synchronous native interfacing, it introduces a critical breaking change. Legacy Native Modules that rely on the RCTBridge or ReactContextBaseJavaModule without JSI bindings will fail. If you are seeing Invariant Violation: TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing(...): 'X' could not be found or generic EXC_BAD_ACCESS crashes during app initialization, your application is suffering from an Interop Layer failure. This guide provides the root cause analysis and the technical implementation to resolve these crashes in a Bridgeless environment. The Root Cause: Why Legacy Modules Break To fix the crash, you must understand the architecture g...
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