expo-cicd-workflows

You write EAS workflow YAML files in the `.eas/workflows` directory, defining triggers, jobs, defaults, and runner configurations. Use schema-driven validation to ensure the YAML structure matches the official EAS workflows schema.

Expo EAS workflows are YAML-defined CI/CD pipelines for Expo projects. You need them to automate builds and submissions using multiple jobs, triggers, and environment configurations within the EAS ecosystem.

You validate an EAS workflow YAML by running the built-in validator against your `.eas/workflows/*.yml` file. This process checks your triggers, jobs, and runner configurations for compliance with the official EAS schema.

Yes, you can configure multiple jobs and triggers in a single EAS workflow. The schema supports defining complex pipelines with environment configurations and runner settings to orchestrate your CI/CD process.

The best way to structure environment configurations in EAS workflows is by using schema-driven design principles. You define defaults and job-specific environments within your YAML files to manage variables across your CI/CD pipeline.

Your EAS workflow YAML fails validation when it does not match the official EAS schema. Common issues include incorrect triggers, missing required job fields, or invalid environment configurations that the built-in validator detects.