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Automate React Native release management by classifying code changes to execute appropriate EAS update or build workflows. It automatically determines if a change requires a simple OTA patch or a full native store rebuild.

EAS release classification works by analyzing code changes to route deployments to either OTA update channels or full native build workflows. This mechanism ensures native dependency requirements trigger store submissions only when necessary.

Yes, you need pnpm and eas-cli installed to automate TravelCostApp deployments. These dependencies are required to execute the EAS build and update workflows across production, alpha, and staging channels.

The best way to synchronize changelog updates is to automate changelog.txt synchronization with git history during the release process. This ensures consistent versioning and user-facing release notes across all deployment channels.

Yes, you can deploy React Native updates to separate staging and production channels. The automation executes appropriate EAS commands specifically tailored for production, alpha, staging, or dev environments based on the identified release path.

A React Native release requires a full store rebuild instead of an OTA patch when code changes involve native dependencies. The release classification mechanism identifies these native dependency requirements and routes the deployment to store submission protocols.