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When the user asks how a published EAS Update is performing, whether a rollout is healthy, the embedded vs OTA user split per channel, or wants to gate CI on update health.
eas update:list to discover update group IDs.eas update:insights <groupId> for crash rates, installs, unique users, payload size per platform.eas channel:insights for embedded/OTA split and popular updates.--json --non-interactive for scripting and jq filtering.Terminal health reports of published updates: crash rates, adoption, payload size, channel splits, enabling rollout monitoring and regression detection.
Use Cases
A mobile team publishes a new OTA update to the production channel. They wait a few hours for adoption, then run `eas update:insights <groupId>` to check crash rates and installs per platform. By comparing with the previous release they confirm the rollout is healthy, or spot a spike and halt the rollout before more users are affected.
A product manager wants to know how many users run the embedded build vs OTA on the production channel. The developer runs `eas channel:insights --channel production --runtime-version X` to get the embedded/OTA unique user split and most popular updates. This informs decisions on dropping old binary versions and measuring OTA adoption.
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