Why do I get the 'No such module 'PushwooshFramework'' error when adding the Notification Service Extension for iOS in my React Native app?

This error occurs because the Pushwoosh iOS framework is not linked to your Notification Service Extension target — only to your main app target. The extension is a separate binary and needs its own pod dependency.

The pod name matters. The Pushwoosh React Native plugin depends on the pod PushwooshXCFramework. PushwooshFramework is the name of the module you import from inside that XCFramework — it is not a pod name, so pod 'PushwooshFramework' will never resolve.

To fix it:

1. Add the pod to the extension target in your ios/Podfile, alongside your app target:

   target 'YourNotificationServiceExtension' do
     pod 'PushwooshXCFramework'
   end

   Pin the same version the plugin uses so CocoaPods does not resolve two copies of the framework.
2. Verify the main integration is complete, per the official guide:
   • Pushwoosh React Native Plugin Integration
3. Verify the extension setup, including the extension target's own build settings:
   • iOS Message Delivery Tracking / Notification Service Extension Setup
4. Clean and rebuild:
   • Clean the Xcode build folder (Product > Clean Build Folder).
   • In your ios directory run pod install (or pod update).
   • Rebuild in Xcode.
5. Check the import and the deployment target: in the extension source use import PushwooshFramework (Swift) or #import <PushwooshFramework/PushwooshFramework.h> (Objective-C), and make sure the extension's iOS Deployment Target is not lower than the framework minimum (iOS 13.0).

Note: the plugin's bundled example app does not contain a Notification Service Extension target, so it cannot be used as a reference for this specific step — follow the extension guide above instead.