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eas.json

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eas.json configuration for request proxying

Add the following fields to the eas.json configuration file under the 'cli' section: 'updateAssetHostOverride' (string) set to your asset proxy server URL, and 'updateManifestHostOverride' (string) set to your manifest proxy server URL.

eas.json supports cli version specification

The eas.json configuration file can specify a 'cli' section with a 'version' property to require a minimum EAS CLI version, for example 'version': '>= 0.34.0'.

eas.json is the primary configuration file for EAS CLI and services

eas.json is the configuration file for EAS CLI and services. It contains complete schema properties for EAS Build and EAS Submit to configure and override default behavior.

eas.json location and generation

The eas.json file is the configuration file for EAS CLI and services. It is generated when the eas build:configure command runs for the first time in a project and is located at the root of the project next to package.json.

eas.json not mandatory for EAS Submit

While eas.json is not mandatory for using EAS Submit, it makes your life easier if you need to switch between different configurations.

CLI version requirement in eas.json

The cli.version field in eas.json specifies a required EAS CLI version range using semantic versioning. Example: "version": ">= 0.34.0"

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