cicd-workflows

To validate an Expo EAS workflow YAML file, place it in the .eas/workflows directory and run the provided validation scripts. The validator fetches and caches the official schema to ensure your job definitions, triggers, and contexts are correctly structured.

Common syntax mistakes when building EAS CI/CD pipelines involve incorrect workflow structure, triggers, and job definitions. This skill guides you on proper syntax and best practices to ensure your YAML configuration passes schema validation.

Yes, you can use this to get references for pre-packaged jobs in Expo workflows. It provides structured guidance on job definitions and syntax to help you speed up pipeline setup and avoid common composition errors.

The validator stays up-to-date with EAS workflow schema changes by fetching and caching official workflow resources. This ensures your YAML files are always validated against the most current Expo pipeline configuration standards.

An EAS workflow YAML might fail validation if the job definitions, triggers, or contexts do not match the official Expo schema. Running the validator helps identify structural mismatches and provides guidance on correcting the configuration.

To start validating Expo EAS workflows, you need a YAML file in the .eas/workflows directory. The skill utilizes JavaScript dependencies like ajv, ajv-formats, and js-yaml to parse and validate your configuration against the schema.