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The fixture reads verifyPublishableKey, verifyRunId, verifyStorageScope, verifyLaunchId, verifyScreen, verifyAuthMode, verifySignInTicket, and verifyLogLevel from launch arguments (iOS) or launch intent extras (Android) through a local Expo module. With any of them present it routes to the requested screen, signs in with a ticket first, and renders a verify.state footer. Without them the existing fixture renders unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Expo native fixture adds a verification-launch path backed by Android and iOS modules that read launch inputs and apply storage scopes. The fixture parses launch settings, validates publishable keys, tracks verification state, and renders routed authentication and account screens. The app entry point selects the verification host when launch inputs are present. Expo and Metro configuration and the SDK 57 fixture dependencies are also updated. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to SDK 57 configurations that omit the optional plugins field can fail to load, and a SecureStore cleanup failure can leave the token-cache verification screen stuck at “checking.” These are bounded cases; the change is mergeable with owner awareness of both. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 3-6: Default config.plugins to an empty array before spreading it
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Handle a rejected getToken promise.
If tokenCache.getToken rejects, the promise rejection is unhandled. The footer then shows checking indefinitely and gives no failure signal. Add a rejection handler that records a terminal state.
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Leaving this as is. The tokenCache from @clerk/expo/token-cache catches SecureStore.getItemAsync failures, deletes the item, and resolves null, so getToken does not reject.
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@mikepitre Thanks for the clarification. I checked packages/expo/src/token-cache/index.ts at d1ac3f2.
getToken catches read failures and returns null if deletion succeeds. One caveat remains: Line 26 awaits SecureStore.deleteItemAsync without another catch, so a deletion failure can still reject getToken.
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… RN modal The footer cannot be read under an RN Modal, and the native AuthView already shows as a sheet when it is dismissible. Dismissing it returns to home. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deleting every shared preferences file also reset the dev menu onboarding, so each new scope reopened it. The footer also gets the same bottom inset on Android, where it sat under the gesture bar. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AuthView keeps the typed identifier and the last-used identifier type in UserDefaults, so a new storage scope still showed the previous run's email. Android already drops them with clerk_preferences. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expo-nativefixture can now be driven from launch inputs, so an agent can open a specific screen, sign in with a ticket, and read auth state without tapping through the app. This is the Expo host side of the verify contract that clerk-ios (clerk/clerk-ios#623) and clerk-android already follow. A later PR adds the@clerk/expoverify skill on top of it.What changes for whoever launches the fixture:
modules/verify-launch-config, readsverify*launch arguments on iOS (-verifyScreen auth) and launch intent string extras on Android (--es verifyScreen auth). The inputs areverifyPublishableKey,verifyRunId,verifyStorageScope,verifyLaunchId,verifyScreen,verifyAuthMode,verifySignInTicket, andverifyLogLevel.verify*input, the fixture renders exactly as before, with the same testIDs. The Maestro flows inexpo-native-build.ymllaunch it with no arguments.verifyScreenpicks the screen:home(the existing fixture, default),auth(non-dismissible inlineAuthView),nativeAuth(dismissibleAuthView, back tohomeon dismiss),userButton,userProfile,customSignInandcustomSignUp(email code flows onuseSignInanduseSignUp),sso(Google throughuseSSO), andtokenCache. An unknown value showshomeand reportslastError.codeunknown-screen.verifySignInTicketsigns in with the ticket strategy throughuseSignInonce Clerk loads, before the screen renders.verifyStorageScopeclears stored Clerk state when the scope differs from the last launch. On iOS that means every generic-password keychain item the fixture owns, not only Clerk's, plus the identifier AuthView remembers in UserDefaults (authStartIdentifier,authStartPhoneNumber,authStartPhoneNumberFieldIsActive,clerk_last_used_identifier_type). On Android it means theclerk_preferencesandSecureStorepreferences, which already hold the remembered identifier. Without the UserDefaults part, a new scope showed the previous run's email, so a repeat run of an AuthView sign-in spec found two matches for the identifier field. A new scope starts signed out and the same scope keeps its session.@clerk/exporeads its keychain service from Info.plist, so a per-scope service is not available to the host.verifyLogLevel debuglogs each request as[verify:network] <method> <url without query> <status>.verify.stateshowsverifyplus one line of JSON with sorted keys and explicit nulls. The same JSON is logged as[verify] ...on every change. The fields match the iOS host, plusextra.authViewLoadedandextra.authFlowCompletefromuseAuthViewState.environmentLoaded: falseandlastError.codeinvalid_publishable_keyinstead of throwing.Build changes:
metro.config.jswatches the monorepo and resolves the fixture's own dependencies first, but only whennode_modules/@clerk/expolinks to this repo'spackages/expo. A Debug dev client then picks uppnpm --filter @clerk/expo devoutput after a Metro reload. On Android, start it witham start -n com.clerk.exponativebuildfixture/.MainActivity -d 'exp+clerk-expo-native-build-fixture://expo-development-client/?url=...' --es .... A launch that adds-a MAIN -c LAUNCHERmakes expo-dev-launcher fail to load the project. Tarball installs, as in CI, get the default Metro config.package.sdk-57.jsonaddsexpo-build-propertiesand requiresexpo57.0.23 or newer.app.config.jsturns onios.enableSceneSupportfor SDK 57 only. Without it, an Xcode 27 build traps at launch in UIKit's scene-lifecycle check. SDK 54 and 55 builds see the same config as before.expo-dev-clientis not added topackage.sdk-57.json. The e2e jobs leave it out on purpose, so a verify build installs it the same way the build-only jobs do.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change
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