Mixpanel-React-Native Version Mismatch: iOS and Android Issues

Question about mixpanel-react-native. I used the version "^3.0.5" in my package.json, but lately I noticed an error on my iOS device. It says "There was a problem loading the project. This development build encountered the following error. MixpanelReactNative.initialize was called with 5 arguments but expects 6 arguments. If you haven't changed this method yourself, this usually means that your versions of the native code and JavaScript code are out of sync. Updating both should make this error go away." So I updated mixpanel-react-native to version 3.1.1 and the problem is gone for iOS. Fine, but when I start the app with Android I got the error "There was a problem loading the project. This development build encountered the following error. MixpanelReactNative.initialize got 8 arguments, expected 7".

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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources provided do not contain explicit information about the specific error messages you are encountering with argument mismatches in MixpanelReactNative.initialize after upgrading the mixpanel-react-native package, nor do they detail troubleshooting steps for this exact scenario.However, the documentation does mention that issues like this can occur if your native code and JavaScript code are out of sync, and recommends updating both to resolve such errors. It also notes that after installing or upgrading the SDK, you should run pod install in your iOS folder, and ensure your development environment is set up correctly for React Native. For Android, make sure your Gradle dependencies are up to date and synced after any SDK upgrade. If you are using Expo or React Native for Web, there are additional considerations for "Javascript Mode" vs. "Native Mode" that could affect initialization parameters, but the docs do not specify argument counts for the initialize method in detail.If you continue to see argument mismatch errors after updating, it is likely due to a mismatch between the JavaScript package version and the native code (iOS/Android) that is actually built into your app. The best practice is to: - Ensure both your JavaScript and native dependencies are updated to the same version. - For iOS, always run pod install after upgrading the package. - For Android, sync your Gradle files after upgrading. - Clean your build artifacts (e.g., npx react-native clean, or manually deleting build folders) and rebuild the app.If the issue persists, you may want to consult the mixpanel-react-native release notes or open an issue in their GitHub repository for more targeted support, as the official documentation does not provide further troubleshooting steps for this specific error scenario.Let me know if you need guidance on general installation or configuration steps for mixpanel-react-native—those are covered in the documentation and I can provide them if helpful.
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