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eas build fundamentals

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eas build:configure command initializes EAS Build

Running eas build:configure or eas build for the first time initializes your EAS project and asks you to select which platform(s) to configure (Android and/or iOS). You do not need to configure all platforms at once; you can configure additional platforms later if you change your mind.

EAS build:configure workflow for Expo projects

The eas build:configure process for Expo projects follows these steps: (1) ask you to select platform(s) to configure, (2) create eas.json file in the root directory with default configuration, (3) complete initialization and optionally prompt for android.package and ios.bundleIdentifier if not already set in app.json, (4) optionally prompt to commit changes if cli.requireCommit is set to true in eas.json.

React Native bare projects skip app identifier prompts

For existing React Native projects (bare projects), there are no additional configuration steps beyond creating eas.json. These projects do not receive prompts to set android.package or ios.bundleIdentifier during eas build:configure.

Build APK with eas build command

To build an APK after configuring a profile, run: eas build -p android --profile preview (replace preview with your profile name).

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