expo-cicd-workflows

To create Expo EAS CI/CD workflows, you write YAML files under the .eas/workflows/ directory and run the validator script to ensure your configuration conforms to the latest Expo JSON schema and syntax documentation.

Yes, Expo EAS CI/CD workflows support GitHub Actions integrations across iOS and Android, allowing you to automate build pipelines and deployment processes directly within your Expo project repository.

The best way to start experimenting is by using the pre-packaged jobs and common triggers provided in the workflow scripts, which let you quickly test and validate standard EAS build pipeline configurations before full deployment.

Yes, the validator checks your EAS workflow YAML structure against Expo's JSON schema and syntax documentation to catch configuration errors and ensure your build pipeline definitions are correctly formatted.

Expo EAS workflow YAML validation fails when your file structure does not conform to the official Expo V2 workflows schema, meaning required fields are missing, incorrectly nested, or use unsupported syntax in your pipeline configuration.

You need the ajv, ajv-formats, and js-yaml dependencies installed in your environment to run the EAS workflow validation scripts, which use these libraries to parse and verify your YAML configuration files.