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Upgrading Expo

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gigs-slc·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Automates Expo website upgrades on SLC frontend deployments, ensuring consistent branding and feature parity across platforms.

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    $ npx skills add gigs-slc/react-native-skills --skill upgrading-expo -a claude-code

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gigs-slc

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skills/upgrading-expo/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill facilitates upgrading Expo projects. It automates tasks associated with updating Expo SDK versions, resolving potential compatibility issues, and ensuring a smooth transition to newer releases. This includes handling dependency updates and addressing breaking changes that might arise during the upgrade process.

When to use it

  • You need to update your Expo project's SDK version to benefit from new features or bug fixes.
  • Your project is experiencing compatibility issues due to an outdated Expo SDK.
  • You want to streamline the upgrade process and minimize manual intervention.
  • You are migrating a React Native project to use Expo.

Key capabilities

  • Automated Expo SDK version updates
  • Dependency resolution during upgrades
  • Handling of breaking changes introduced in new versions
  • Migration from other React Native projects

Example prompts

  • "Upgrade my Expo project to the latest stable SDK."
  • "What are the potential breaking changes when upgrading to Expo SDK 49?"
  • “Migrate this existing React Native project to use Expo.”

Tips & gotchas

This skill assumes a working Expo project. It’s recommended to back up your project before initiating an upgrade, as unexpected issues can sometimes occur during the process.