Undefined is not an object (evaluating 'RNBranch.STANDARD EVENT ADD_TO_CART') - ios

I've upgraded React Native from 54.4 to 57.7 and whenever I try to run the app and launch simulator, the build works but I'm getting an Undefined is not an object (evaluating 'RNBranch.STANDARD EVENT ADD_TO_CART') error.
These are the things i've done:
reinstalled cocoa pods sudo gem install cocoapods
removed pods pod deintegrate /Users/cam/myapp/ios/Hooch.xcodeproj
I cleaned then installed pod clean and pod install
I've gone to my podfile, and added pod "react-native-branch", path: "../node_modules/react-native-branch"
pod "Branch-SDK", path: "../node_modules/react-native-branch/ios"
I've gone to the BranchEvent.js and removed all commerce events, and gone to index.js and removed the variables but no luck.
I can't figure out if this is a pods issue or a branch issue and nothing else I can think of seems to be working.
Anyone have any thoughts on what it could be?

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if ios build fails, then the ios app you can run in your simulator is outdated, so the red screen error is irrelevant, fix the build first
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pod install
which removed the rmfirebase pods
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and it worked ! all errors gone, build succeded! after commenting out some references to rnfirebase in my logic, I ran run-ios and it worked too! no react-native mismatch error.
I have since updated everything and re-installed rnfirebase and its working again! and now everything is on the latest versions where it wasnt before.
Thank you to everyone and especially to #Vinzz for pointing in the right direction, took me 8 days to get over this! I tried to fix the problems instead of just uninstalling & re-installing thats why it took me so long. cheers

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