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When the user wants to deploy, release, or ship an Expo app to the iOS App Store, Google Play, or TestFlight, prepares a production build, runs eas build/eas submit, bumps versions, or sets up store metadata.
eas.json config for build/submit profileseas build --profile production --submit for iOS/Android or npx testflightappVersionSource: remote and eas build:version:*A published Expo app on app stores/TestFlight with correct versions, metadata, and automated release pipeline.
Use Cases
A solo developer finishes an Expo app and wants to ship it to the App Store and Google Play. Using this skill, they run `eas-cli init`, configure eas.json profiles, and execute `eas build --profile production --submit` for both platforms. The skill handles version bumps, credentials, and metadata, so they publish without learning each store's console deeply, saving days of setup and reducing submission errors.
A team prepares a beta TestFlight build for internal QA. They use the skill's `npx testflight` shortcut and TestFlight reference to submit an iOS build quickly, then manage build numbers via `eas build:version:set`. Combined with EAS Workflows for CI, they get a repeatable beta pipeline that lets testers install builds fast and gives managers clear version tracking before production release.
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