how to debug eas update expo debugging tutorial

debugging an expo app that uses eas (expo application services) update can be a bit tricky, but with the right tools and techniques, you can diagnose and resolve issues effectively. below is a tutorial that covers various aspects of debugging an expo app using eas updates, along with code examples to illustrate the process.

step 1: set up your development environment

first, ensure that you have the necessary tools installed:

2. **expo cli**: install expo cli globally using npm:

3. **eas cli**: install eas cli globally:


4. **expo go**: install the expo go app on your mobile device from the app store or google play.

step 2: create a new expo project

you can create a new expo project using the following command:

choose a template (e.g., blank) and navigate into the project directory:

step 3: configure eas

1. **eas build**: initialize eas in your project:


step 4: create and publish updates

now, publish your changes using eas:

step 5: debugging the application

5.1 debugging in development mode

when running your app in development mode, you can use the built-in react native debugger:

1. start the project:


2. once the qr code appears, open it in expo go on your mobile device.

3. enable remote debugging by shaking your device (or using the device's menu) and selecting "debug remote js."

4. this will open the chrome developer tools console, where you can view console logs, inspect elements, and debug javascript code.

5.2 debugging eas updates

when you publish updates via eas, you might encounter issues that require specific debugging:

1. **check logs**: use the `eas update:channel:list` command to list your published updates ...

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