Expo SDK 58
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EAS Observe now records native crashes from Android and iOS alongside JavaScript errors, with stack traces, session context, and crash-free session rates.
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Connect PostHog to your Expo app with one command. Every event carries the EAS update it came from, and EAS Workflows can gate rollouts on PostHog metrics.
Add the Expo MCP server from Claude's connector directory. Your EAS builds and store operations then work in any Claude app, including the one on your phone.
You can now add passkeys to your Expo account and use them to sign in. Passkeys are a primary authentication factor that is more secure than a password combined with OTP.
A small release that brings React Native 0.86 to Expo
Maestro testing in EAS Workflows gets a new insights dashboard, clearer results on every run, and retries that re-run only the flows that failed.
Register and approve test devices as a step in EAS Workflows, then build internal iOS apps with a refreshed ad hoc provisioning profile. Profile refresh is also available for non-interactive EAS Build runs in CI.
Connect your AI coding assistant to your Expo project from any Expo plan.
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Expo Go now restricts which EAS Update projects can be loaded, and only supports HBC bundles for EAS Update.
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An update on the current status of Expo Go for SDK 55 and 56 on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Enable Gradle caching for Android builds on EAS to reuse task outputs between builds. Set EAS_GRADLE_CACHE=1 and see up to 50% faster build times.
You can now use your GitHub account to sign up or log in to Expo. And you may have received an email about it. That email from Github is legit.
Joint the waitlist to test Expo Observe: our new Observability product to help you see how your app is performing in the real world.
You may have received an email from GitHub asking you to approve new permissions for the Expo GitHub bot. This is a legitimate request from us.
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Control build caching behavior on EAS with environment variables to speed up subsequent builds by up to 30%.
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Workflows insights provides analytics and monitoring for your CI/CD Workflows, helping you identify trends and diagnose issues across all your workflow runs.
We've added a new pre-packaged job type to EAS Workflows for sending Slack notifications.
EAS Environment variables now support custom environments on top of the default development, preview, production. Available for production and Enterprise plans.
GitHub build triggers are now deprecated in favor of EAS Workflows, which offers automatic GitHub builds plus powerful automation for your entire workflow.
Run workflows automatically on a schedule using cron syntax to automate builds, submissions, and updates without manual intervention.
Expo SDK and EAS.
| Release-notes page | Site | Feed |
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| Changelog expo.dev | expo.dev | None |
| Expo SDK 55 Beta is now available expo.dev | expo.dev | None |
| Expo SDK 57 expo.dev | expo.dev | None |
| Expo SDK 58 Beta is now available expo.dev | expo.dev | None |