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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a React Native updater package with Android and iOS native implementations, a React Native bundling and upload CLI, native package compatibility checks, and updater detection in the existing CLI. ChangesReact Native updater package
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participant ReactNativeApp
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CapgoDownloader->>CapgoCloud: download bundle files
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In `@packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml`:
- Around line 1-3: Add the android.permission.INTERNET uses-permission
declaration to the AndroidManifest manifest so the updater can perform HTTP
update checks and downloads when the host application does not declare network
access.
In
`@packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/BundleStore.kt`:
- Around line 55-85: Update BundleStore’s list, save, and upsert methods to
synchronize index mutations so concurrent list→modify→save operations cannot
overwrite each other. Make save write the JSON to a temporary file in the same
directory, then atomically replace bundles.json, preserving the existing index
contents on write failures and preventing readers from seeing partial JSON.
In
`@packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/CapgoDownloader.kt`:
- Around line 56-59: Update the download flow around request.url and downloadZip
to pass request.checksum through, then compute the downloaded ZIP’s SHA-256 and
compare it with that checksum before any extraction or activation. Abort the
update on mismatch, preserving the existing success stats only for verified
archives, and update all downloadZip call sites including the additional
referenced path.
- Around line 131-139: Refactor the download flow around findCachedByHash so the
existing cached bundles are recursively scanned and hashed once per download,
producing a hash-to-file index. Pass and reuse this index for each manifest
entry instead of rescanning the cache on every call, while preserving the
existing reuse and writeDownloadedFile behavior.
In
`@packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/CapgoHttp.kt`:
- Around line 42-55: Update postJson to check response.isSuccessful before
parsing the body as a JSONObject update payload. For non-2xx responses, return
or surface an error result containing the HTTP status and response details so
getLatest cannot interpret the failure as updateAvailable; preserve the existing
JSON parsing and invalid_json fallback for successful responses.
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`@packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/CapgoUpdaterModule.kt`:
- Around line 177-181: Reorder the operations in CapgoUpdaterModule: resolve the
promise with bundleToMap(record) before invoking CapgoUpdater.reload for the
selected-bundle flow at
packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/CapgoUpdaterModule.kt
lines 177-181, and apply the same resolve-before-reload ordering for the
builtin-bundle flow at lines 208-210.
- Around line 134-164: Enforce successful terminal status before activation: in
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update the download failure path to persist the record as error and remove
partial files; at :172-180, require record.status == "success" in set; at
:193-197, require successful status and complete files in next; and in
packages/react-native-updater/android/src/main/java/app/capgo/rnupdater/CapgoUpdater.kt:27-36,
allow promotion only for successful records.
- Around line 182-184: Read and store the nullable option ID before entering the
try/catch surrounding the set operation, using the existing options access
pattern and guarding missing or null values as needed. Update the catch block to
reuse that captured ID in CapgoHttp.sendStats instead of calling
options.getString("id") again, ensuring the failure path can always reach
promise.reject.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/ios/CapgoBrotli.swift`:
- Around line 13-32: Update decodeBrotli to avoid relying on the fixed 6×/64 KiB
dstCapacity guess. Use compression_stream or a retry loop that enlarges the
output buffer when compression_decode_buffer cannot fit the decoded payload,
while preserving successful Data output and the existing failure error.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/ios/CapgoUpdater.swift`:
- Around line 364-389: Update set and next to validate the requested bundle ID
using the index and confirm its bundle file exists before writing
capgo_current_bundle_id or capgo_next_bundle_id. Reject unknown or incomplete
IDs and return without persisting preferences or sending stats; preserve the
existing success flow for valid bundles.
- Around line 255-274: Update the ZIP download flow in the updater method
containing the manifest and url branches to compute the downloaded archive’s
SHA-256 checksum and compare it with the supplied checksum before extraction or
marking the bundle successful. Reject the download on mismatch, while preserving
the existing behavior for valid ZIP downloads and the manifest branch.
- Around line 375-377: Remove the exit(0) termination from the set and reset
activation paths in CapgoUpdater.swift. Replace it with React Native bridge
reload behavior, or defer activation until the next normal app launch, while
preserving the existing update/reset flow and avoiding host-process termination.
- Around line 40-49: Update applyPendingNext() to check capgo_app_ready before
promoting the pending bundle. Persist the current bundle ID as the previous
bundle when applying an update, and if the prior launch was not marked ready,
restore that previous bundle instead of promoting the pending one; ensure the
relevant UserDefaults keys are updated consistently.
- Around line 193-196: Replace the whole-file loading in sha256(path:) and the
related download/archive/install flows with file-backed URLSessionDownloadTask
handling and incremental SHA-256 updates. Stream response data directly to disk,
then hash files in chunks rather than loading them into Data, preserving the
existing checksum and processing behavior while avoiding simultaneous full-size
allocations.
- Around line 161-183: Refactor postJson to avoid semaphore-based synchronous
waiting and expose an asynchronous completion or async/throws result to its
callers. Configure explicit request and resource timeouts on the
URLSession/request, and update every caller of postJson to await or handle the
asynchronous result while preserving JSON parsing and error propagation.
- Around line 218-233: Update the response maps in the updater callback around
sendEvent and resolve to avoid storing Swift optionals as Any: conditionally add
optional error fields so missing values are omitted, and validate required
version, URL, and session_key fields before constructing or resolving the
success map. Preserve the existing noNeedUpdate event and resolution behavior
while ensuring all emitted values are React Native-compatible.
- Around line 118-121: Update saveIndex(_:) to write the serialized bundle index
atomically, using a temporary file and replacing or renaming the existing index
only after the write succeeds. Stop suppressing serialization and file-write
errors; propagate failures through the saveIndex(_:) API and its callers so
unsuccessful updates are observable.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/ios/CapgoZip.swift`:
- Around line 24-33: Update the ZIP entry parsing flow around nameData and
payload in CapgoZip.swift to validate every computed range before calling
Data.subdata(in:), including the filename range and payload range derived from
nameLen, extraLen, and compSize. Throw the existing extraction NSError with a
clear invalid or truncated entry message when any range exceeds data.count,
while preserving normal parsing for valid entries.
- Around line 82-101: Update the decompression logic around the stream
processing in CapgoZip to decode in bounded output chunks, enforce a maximum
extracted-size limit independent of the ZIP header’s expectedSize, and continue
processing until the stream reaches COMPRESSION_STATUS_END. Treat
COMPRESSION_STATUS_OK as incomplete rather than success, rejecting streams that
exceed the cap or cannot reach END, and only return the fully decoded output
after successful completion.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/README.md`:
- Around line 34-40: Update the AppDelegate release bundle URL guidance to fall
back to the packaged bundle URL when CapgoUpdater.getJSBundleURL() returns nil,
preserving the Capgo URL when available. Reference CapgoUpdater.getJSBundleURL()
and the existing packaged-bundle URL implementation, and ensure first and reset
installations always return a valid release bundle.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/src/definitions.ts`:
- Around line 1-4: Keep ManifestEntry nullable for server responses, and
introduce a separate request manifest type with required file_name and
download_url while omitting file_hash. Update DownloadOptions.manifest and the
download flow to use this request-only type, ensuring LatestVersion.manifest is
validated or transformed before being passed to download rather than forwarding
nullable fields to the Android bridge.
In `@packages/react-native-updater/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 68-73: Update addListener in the unlinked-emitter branch to throw
the existing LINKING_ERROR instead of returning a no-op remove subscription.
Preserve the current emitter.addListener registration and removal behavior when
the native module is linked.
In `@packages/rn-cli/README.md`:
- Around line 27-32: Add the text language identifier to the fenced
export-layout example in the README, changing the opening fence before
.capgo-rn/export/ while leaving the example contents unchanged.
In `@packages/rn-cli/src/bundle.ts`:
- Around line 66-95: Wrap the export loop and its bundle-output validation in a
try/catch so failures from run or the missing-output check stop the spinner
before propagating. In the catch associated with the spinner started by the
export flow, stop it with a failure message, then rethrow the original error;
preserve the existing success stop and completion logging.
- Around line 15-21: Update the run function’s spawn options to avoid the
Windows shell fallback: keep shell disabled and invoke a direct Windows-safe
executable path so --entry-file and other args remain literal argv values.
Preserve the existing exit and error handling behavior.
In `@packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts`:
- Around line 60-70: Validate the delta options in the upload flow before
invoking Capgo: reject configurations where `options.delta === false` and
`options.deltaOnly` is enabled. Keep the existing argument construction for
valid combinations, ensuring `--delta-only` is never forwarded without
`--delta`.
- Around line 23-30: Update the run function’s spawn invocation to avoid shell
parsing on Windows by removing the platform-based shell option or otherwise
using a Windows-safe direct executable/.cmd launcher. Preserve the existing cwd,
stdio, environment, and exit/error handling behavior.
In `@packages/rn-cli/test/export-layout.test.ts`:
- Around line 7-18: Update the test expected Capgo delta folder shape to
exercise production behavior through runBundle rather than creating the asserted
files directly. Mock the Metro executable and invoke runBundle, then retain
assertions for index.android.bundle, main.jsbundle, and assets/img.png;
alternatively, test the production layout validator if that is the exposed
implementation path.
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In @.github/workflows/tests.yml:
- Around line 1063-1065: Update the concurrency comments near the group setting
to remove the incorrect slash-based explanation, and describe isolation using
github.event.pull_request.number || github.run_id and strategy.job-index. Keep
the concurrency group expression unchanged.
In `@cli/src/bundle/upload.ts`:
- Around line 509-511: Reject --force-crc32-checksum for updaterPackage.kind ===
'react-native' before checksum calculation, ensuring the React Native SHA-256
requirement set by the React Native upload branch cannot be overridden. Keep
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In `@packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts`:
- Line 58: Move the --no-delta and --delta-only option validation ahead of the
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In `@packages/rn-cli/package.json`:
- Around line 26-27: Update the packages/rn-cli package manifest by adding the
missing engines object before the node version entry, ensuring the braces are
balanced and the JSON parses successfully.
In `@packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts`:
- Line 108: Reduce cognitive complexity in getPlatformConfigFiles by extracting
the iOS and Android file-collection branches into separate small helper
functions, then have getPlatformConfigFiles delegate to the appropriate helper
while preserving its current results and platform handling.
- Line 260: Update the native-package classification in metadata generation so
packages are marked native whenever dependencyDeclaresReactNativeNative(...)
succeeds, including packages identified only through podspec or Gradle
declarations. Remove the nativeFileRegex match as a prerequisite for the native
flag, while retaining source and configuration files solely for checksum
calculation and preserving toNativePackages behavior.
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- Around line 77-79: Move the --no-delta/--delta-only validation ahead of
metadataDir creation, or expand the existing cleanup scope to cover metadataDir
and spinner shutdown when validation fails. Preserve normal upload behavior
while ensuring pre-upload validation errors remove the temporary directory and
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nl -ba packages/rn-cli/package.json | sed -n '1,45p'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
p = Path("packages/rn-cli/package.json")
try:
json.loads(p.read_text())
except json.JSONDecodeError as e:
print(f"JSONDecodeError: {e.msg}; line={e.lineno}; column={e.colno}; pos={e.pos}")
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packages/rn-cli/package.json has an unmatched closing object near "node": ">=20". JSON parsing fails with Extra data, so package managers cannot read this manifest. Add the missing "engines": { property before "node": ">=20".
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In `@packages/rn-cli/package.json` around lines 26 - 27, Update the
packages/rn-cli package manifest by adding the missing engines object before the
node version entry, ensuring the braces are balanced and the JSON parses
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Reduce getPlatformConfigFiles complexity.
SonarCloud reports cognitive complexity 17 for this function. The configured limit is 15. Extract the iOS and Android file collection branches into small helpers.
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In `@packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts` at line 108, Reduce cognitive complexity in
getPlatformConfigFiles by extracting the iOS and Android file-collection
branches into separate small helper functions, then have getPlatformConfigFiles
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Keep declared native packages in compatibility metadata.
Line 260 makes native-package membership depend on source files matching nativeFileRegex. A package with a podspec or Gradle build that uses a vendored .framework, .xcframework, or .aar has no matching source file. The code then returns native: false, and toNativePackages excludes it from the upload and compatibility check.
Set the native flag after dependencyDeclaresReactNativeNative(...) succeeds. Use source and configuration files only to calculate checksums.
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if (!dependencyDeclaresReactNativeNative(dependencyFolderPath))
continue
- const files = readDirRecursively(dependencyFolderPath)
- if (files.some(fileName => nativeFileRegex.test(fileName))) {
- hasNativeFiles = true
- break
- }
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In `@packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts` at line 260, Update the native-package
classification in metadata generation so packages are marked native whenever
dependencyDeclaresReactNativeNative(...) succeeds, including packages identified
only through podspec or Gradle declarations. Remove the nativeFileRegex match as
a prerequisite for the native flag, while retaining source and configuration
files solely for checksum calculation and preserving toNativePackages behavior.
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8 issues found across 13 files (changes from recent commits).
Confidence score: 1/5
packages/rn-cli/package.jsonis invalid JSON because theenginesbody is left orphaned, which blocksbun install,bun test, and related workflows — restore the completeenginesobject or remove the orphaned lines.packages/rn-cli/src/index.tsandpackages/rn-cli/src/upload.tscan mishandle option semantics: relative--package-jsonpaths may differ when--projectchanges directories, and--fail-on-incompatibleis ignored when both flags are supplied — resolve paths againstprojectand reject or honor the conflicting combination.packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.tscan produce incomplete or incorrect compatibility metadata by omitting custom native sources, excluding native modules without recognized source filenames, and reading workspace ranges instead of installed versions for externalnode-modulesroots — include all native inputs and read dependency manifests fromdependencyFolderPath.packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.tsstill exceeds the SonarCloud cognitive-complexity threshold, whilepackages/rn-cli/src/compatibility.tsemits color and Clack formatting in--textoutput — extract platform collection helpers and gate decorative output on the relevant options.
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<file name="packages/rn-cli/package.json">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/package.json:23">
P0: Removing the `engines` opening line while leaving its `"node": ">=20"` body and closing brace orphaned makes package.json invalid JSON (json.tool: 'Extra data' at line 27). This breaks `bun install`, `bun test`, `bun run build`, and publishing for @capgo/rn-cli. Delete the two orphaned lines (`"node": ">=20"` and the stray `}`) so peerDependencies is followed directly by dependencies.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/rn-cli/src/compatibility.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/src/compatibility.ts:75">
P3: When `compatibility --text` is used in a color-capable terminal, this warning still emits ANSI styling, and the command also prints Clack formatting unconditionally. Gate color and decorative Clack output on `options.text` so the documented plain-text mode remains machine-readable.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/rn-cli/src/index.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/src/index.ts:49">
P2: When `--project` differs from the invoking directory, relative `--package-json` paths are resolved inconsistently between the RN metadata scan and the delegated Capgo command. Resolve the option against `project` once and use that resolved path for compatibility checks and upload delegation.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts:103">
P2: When a React Native library uses a custom native source directory, this scanner marks it native but omits that source from both platform checksums. Native changes can therefore leave channel compatibility metadata unchanged; hash the platform roots selected by the package's React Native configuration.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts:108">
P2: `getPlatformConfigFiles` exceeds the configured cognitive-complexity limit (17 > 15), so SonarCloud will continue to fail this change. Extract the iOS and Android collection branches into helpers.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts:254">
P2: When `--node-modules` points to a root outside `packageDir`'s ancestor chain, the scanner records values such as `workspace:*` instead of the installed package version. Read `package.json` from `dependencyFolderPath` before falling back to the ancestor-based resolver.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts:260">
P2: When a native module consists of a podspec, React Native config, or platform build configuration without a recognized source filename, this condition drops it from upload metadata. Include modules identified by the native configuration checks, not only modules containing matching source files.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts:63">
P2: When both flags are supplied, this guard skips `runCompatibilityCheck`, so `failOnIncompatible` is silently ignored and an incompatible bundle uploads. Reject the combination or make `--fail-on-incompatible` take precedence.</violation>
</file>
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| "test": "bun test test/", | ||
| "prepublishOnly": "bun run typecheck && bun run build && bun run test" | ||
| }, | ||
| "peerDependencies": { |
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P0: Removing the engines opening line while leaving its "node": ">=20" body and closing brace orphaned makes package.json invalid JSON (json.tool: 'Extra data' at line 27). This breaks bun install, bun test, bun run build, and publishing for @capgo/rn-cli. Delete the two orphaned lines ("node": ">=20" and the stray }) so peerDependencies is followed directly by dependencies.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/package.json, line 23:
<comment>Removing the `engines` opening line while leaving its `"node": ">=20"` body and closing brace orphaned makes package.json invalid JSON (json.tool: 'Extra data' at line 27). This breaks `bun install`, `bun test`, `bun run build`, and publishing for @capgo/rn-cli. Delete the two orphaned lines (`"node": ">=20"` and the stray `}`) so peerDependencies is followed directly by dependencies.</comment>
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"prepublishOnly": "bun run typecheck && bun run build && bun run test"
},
- "engines": {
+ "peerDependencies": {
+ "@capgo/cli": ">=8.0.0"
+ },
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| .option('--no-delta', 'Disable delta upload') | ||
| .option('--dry-run', 'Bundle only, do not upload', false) | ||
| .option('--capgo-cli <bin>', 'Capgo CLI binary', 'capgo') | ||
| .option('--package-json <path>', 'Path to package.json (monorepos)') |
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P2: When --project differs from the invoking directory, relative --package-json paths are resolved inconsistently between the RN metadata scan and the delegated Capgo command. Resolve the option against project once and use that resolved path for compatibility checks and upload delegation.
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.option('--no-delta', 'Disable delta upload')
.option('--dry-run', 'Bundle only, do not upload', false)
.option('--capgo-cli <bin>', 'Capgo CLI binary', 'capgo')
+ .option('--package-json <path>', 'Path to package.json (monorepos)')
+ .option('--node-modules <paths>', 'Comma-separated node_modules roots (monorepos)')
+ .option('--ignore-metadata-check', 'Skip channel native metadata compatibility check before upload', false)
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P2: When a native module consists of a podspec, React Native config, or platform build configuration without a recognized source filename, this condition drops it from upload metadata. Include modules identified by the native configuration checks, not only modules containing matching source files.
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<comment>When a native module consists of a podspec, React Native config, or platform build configuration without a recognized source filename, this condition drops it from upload metadata. Include modules identified by the native configuration checks, not only modules containing matching source files.</comment>
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+ continue
+
+ const files = readDirRecursively(dependencyFolderPath)
+ if (files.some(fileName => nativeFileRegex.test(fileName))) {
+ hasNativeFiles = true
+ break
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| || existsSync(join(dependencyFolderPath, 'android', 'build.gradle.kts')) | ||
| const iosDir = join(dependencyFolderPath, 'ios') |
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P2: When a React Native library uses a custom native source directory, this scanner marks it native but omits that source from both platform checksums. Native changes can therefore leave channel compatibility metadata unchanged; hash the platform roots selected by the package's React Native configuration.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts, line 103:
<comment>When a React Native library uses a custom native source directory, this scanner marks it native but omits that source from both platform checksums. Native changes can therefore leave channel compatibility metadata unchanged; hash the platform roots selected by the package's React Native configuration.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,303 @@
+
+ const hasAndroid = existsSync(join(dependencyFolderPath, 'android', 'build.gradle'))
+ || existsSync(join(dependencyFolderPath, 'android', 'build.gradle.kts'))
+ const iosDir = join(dependencyFolderPath, 'ios')
+ const hasIos = existsSync(iosDir) && readdirSync(iosDir).length > 0
+ return hasAndroid || hasIos
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| foundDependencyPath = dependencyFolderPath | ||
| actualVersion = resolveInstalledVersion(name, packageDir, requestedVersion) |
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P2: When --node-modules points to a root outside packageDir's ancestor chain, the scanner records values such as workspace:* instead of the installed package version. Read package.json from dependencyFolderPath before falling back to the ancestor-based resolver.
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+
+ dependencyFound = true
+ foundDependencyPath = dependencyFolderPath
+ actualVersion = resolveInstalledVersion(name, packageDir, requestedVersion)
+
+ if (!dependencyDeclaresReactNativeNative(dependencyFolderPath))
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| } | ||
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P2: When both flags are supplied, this guard skips runCompatibilityCheck, so failOnIncompatible is silently ignored and an incompatible bundle uploads. Reject the combination or make --fail-on-incompatible take precedence.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts, line 63:
<comment>When both flags are supplied, this guard skips `runCompatibilityCheck`, so `failOnIncompatible` is silently ignored and an incompatible bundle uploads. Reject the combination or make `--fail-on-incompatible` take precedence.</comment>
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@@ -54,6 +60,24 @@ export async function runUpload(appId: string, options: UploadOptions): Promise<
return
}
+ if (!options.ignoreMetadataCheck) {
+ const compatibility = await runCompatibilityCheck(appId, {
+ project,
</file context>
| if (!options.ignoreMetadataCheck) { | |
| if (options.ignoreMetadataCheck && options.failOnIncompatible) | |
| throw new Error('--fail-on-incompatible cannot be combined with --ignore-metadata-check') | |
| if (!options.ignoreMetadataCheck) { |
| return hasAndroid || hasIos | ||
| } | ||
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/src/metadata.ts, line 108:
<comment>`getPlatformConfigFiles` exceeds the configured cognitive-complexity limit (17 > 15), so SonarCloud will continue to fail this change. Extract the iOS and Android collection branches into helpers.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,303 @@
+ return hasAndroid || hasIos
+}
+
+function getPlatformConfigFiles(dependencyFolderPath: string, platform: 'ios' | 'android'): string[] {
+ const files: string[] = []
+ if (platform === 'ios') {
</file context>
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| const incompatibleCount = finalCompatibility.filter(entry => !isCompatible(entry)).length | ||
| log.warn(color.yellow(`\n${incompatibleCount} package(s) are incompatible with channel "${options.channel}"`)) |
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P3: When compatibility --text is used in a color-capable terminal, this warning still emits ANSI styling, and the command also prints Clack formatting unconditionally. Gate color and decorative Clack output on options.text so the documented plain-text mode remains machine-readable.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/src/compatibility.ts, line 75:
<comment>When `compatibility --text` is used in a color-capable terminal, this warning still emits ANSI styling, and the command also prints Clack formatting unconditionally. Gate color and decorative Clack output on `options.text` so the documented plain-text mode remains machine-readable.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,103 @@
+
+ if (hasIncompatible) {
+ const incompatibleCount = finalCompatibility.filter(entry => !isCompatible(entry)).length
+ log.warn(color.yellow(`\n${incompatibleCount} package(s) are incompatible with channel "${options.channel}"`))
+ log.warn('A native build / app store update may be required for these changes.')
+ }
</file context>
- Extend upload SDK options for delta, nativePackages, and nodeModules - Pass precomputed RN native_packages directly to uploadBundle() - Remove --capgo-cli subprocess path from rn-cli upload Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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- In
packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts,findSavedKey()can throw after the spinner starts, bypassing result handling and leaving the spinner uncleared; resolve the saved key inside the caught upload path so cleanup still runs. - In
cli/src/bundle/upload.ts,checkValidOptionsdoes not run on the path that supplies precomputednativePackages, making the new--ignore-metadata-checkrequirement ineffective; invoke the guard on that path.
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<file name="packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts:76">
P3: When no API key is available, `findSavedKey()` throws after the spinner starts and bypasses both result handling and spinner cleanup. Let the SDK resolve the saved key inside its caught upload path, and remove the now-unused `findSavedKey` import.</violation>
</file>
<file name="cli/src/bundle/upload.ts">
<violation number="1" location="cli/src/bundle/upload.ts:2247">
P3: The new guard requiring `--ignore-metadata-check` for precomputed `nativePackages` never runs on the path that actually supplies `nativePackages`. `checkValidOptions` is only called from `uploadBundleWithReporter`, while the SDK path (`@capgo/cli/sdk` -> `uploadBundleInternal` directly) used by `@capgo/rn-cli` bypasses it, and the CLI registers no flag to set `nativePackages`. The rn-cli happens to always set `ignoreCompatibilityCheck: true`, so behavior is fine, but the validation is an ineffective safety check for the exact misuse it describes. Consider running `checkValidOptions` inside `uploadBundleInternal` (shared by both paths) so SDK-supplied `nativePackages` is validated too.</violation>
</file>
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| appId, | ||
| path: exportPath, | ||
| channel: options.channel, | ||
| apikey: options.apikey ?? findSavedKey(), |
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P3: When no API key is available, findSavedKey() throws after the spinner starts and bypasses both result handling and spinner cleanup. Let the SDK resolve the saved key inside its caught upload path, and remove the now-unused findSavedKey import.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/rn-cli/src/upload.ts, line 76:
<comment>When no API key is available, `findSavedKey()` throws after the spinner starts and bypasses both result handling and spinner cleanup. Let the SDK resolve the saved key inside its caught upload path, and remove the now-unused `findSavedKey` import.</comment>
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@@ -74,62 +61,38 @@ export async function runUpload(appId: string, options: UploadOptions): Promise<
+ appId,
+ path: exportPath,
+ channel: options.channel,
+ apikey: options.apikey ?? findSavedKey(),
+ bundle: options.bundle,
+ packageJsonPaths: packageJsonPath,
</file context>
| if (options.nativePackagesFile && !options.ignoreMetadataCheck) { | ||
| uploadFail('--native-packages-file requires --ignore-metadata-check (React Native metadata is checked by @capgo/rn-cli)') | ||
| } | ||
| if (options.nativePackages && !options.ignoreMetadataCheck) { |
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P3: The new guard requiring --ignore-metadata-check for precomputed nativePackages never runs on the path that actually supplies nativePackages. checkValidOptions is only called from uploadBundleWithReporter, while the SDK path (@capgo/cli/sdk -> uploadBundleInternal directly) used by @capgo/rn-cli bypasses it, and the CLI registers no flag to set nativePackages. The rn-cli happens to always set ignoreCompatibilityCheck: true, so behavior is fine, but the validation is an ineffective safety check for the exact misuse it describes. Consider running checkValidOptions inside uploadBundleInternal (shared by both paths) so SDK-supplied nativePackages is validated too.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At cli/src/bundle/upload.ts, line 2247:
<comment>The new guard requiring `--ignore-metadata-check` for precomputed `nativePackages` never runs on the path that actually supplies `nativePackages`. `checkValidOptions` is only called from `uploadBundleWithReporter`, while the SDK path (`@capgo/cli/sdk` -> `uploadBundleInternal` directly) used by `@capgo/rn-cli` bypasses it, and the CLI registers no flag to set `nativePackages`. The rn-cli happens to always set `ignoreCompatibilityCheck: true`, so behavior is fine, but the validation is an ineffective safety check for the exact misuse it describes. Consider running `checkValidOptions` inside `uploadBundleInternal` (shared by both paths) so SDK-supplied `nativePackages` is validated too.</comment>
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@@ -2245,6 +2244,9 @@ export function checkValidOptions(options: OptionsUpload) {
if (options.nativePackagesFile && !options.ignoreMetadataCheck) {
uploadFail('--native-packages-file requires --ignore-metadata-check (React Native metadata is checked by @capgo/rn-cli)')
}
+ if (options.nativePackages && !options.ignoreMetadataCheck) {
+ uploadFail('Precomputed native_packages require --ignore-metadata-check (React Native metadata is checked by @capgo/rn-cli)')
+ }
</file context>







Summary (AI generated)
@capgo/react-native-updater: React Native native module (iOS/Android) that speaks Capgo/updates+/statsand applies Capgo file-level delta manifests (SHA-256 + optional Brotli), same backend contract as@capgo/capacitor-updater.@capgo/rn-cli(capgo-rn): Metro export ofindex.android.bundle+main.jsbundle+ assets, then upload via@capgo/cli bundle upload --delta.@capgo/cliso upload/delta/brotli detection accepts@capgo/react-native-updater, and skip Capacitorindex.html/notifyAppReadychecks for RN export folders.Motivation (AI generated)
React Native teams need Capgo-style OTA with the same Capgo Cloud delta system (not binary bspatch). This mirrors the RN integration pattern from zepto-labs/react-native-delta (JS bundle path override + check/download/apply), while reusing Capgo’s existing file-manifest delta pipeline end to end.
Business Impact (AI generated)
Opens Capgo live updates to React Native without forking storage/backend. One cloud, one delta format, new client + CLI surface.
Test Plan (AI generated)
bun run --cwd packages/rn-cli testbun run --cwd packages/react-native-updater testbun test ./cli/test/test-rn-updater-version.test.mjsgetJSBundleFile/getJSBundleURL, callnotifyAppReady(), upload withcapgo-rn upload <appId> --channel production, verify/updatesreturnsmanifestand only changed files download@capgo/capacitor-updaterand requireindex.html/notifyAppReadyunless--no-code-checkGenerated with AI
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init,bundle,upload, and compatibility-check commands.