eas-update-insights

You can monitor EAS Update health by querying aggregate crash rates, install counts, and user distribution data directly through the terminal. This allows you to assess rollout performance and detect regressions early without leaving your command line environment.

Yes, you can check OTA update health for specific Expo channels and runtime versions. The skill analyzes performance metrics across targeted channels and runtime versions to facilitate data-driven release gating for your over-the-air updates.

Yes, you need eas-cli to analyze Expo update telemetry data. The skill requires integration with eas-cli to fetch and parse JSON-formatted telemetry directly from Expo's update infrastructure for health and adoption assessment.

The best way to track user distribution between embedded builds and OTA updates is by comparing the split of active users. This adoption analytics approach helps you understand your deployment reach and verify that critical hotfixes successfully reach your audience.

To verify a production hotfix rollout is not causing crashes, check the crash rate and failed install counts for the published update group. Monitoring these aggregate metrics helps confirm the update remains stable and reaches the majority of your active user base.

A key limitation when analyzing EAS Update performance locally is the dependency on eas-cli to fetch and parse JSON-formatted telemetry. You must have this integration configured to successfully retrieve aggregate crash rates and install counts from Expo's infrastructure.