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DEADLINE — Four days remain until Google Play requires Android 16 (API level 36). From August 31 it applies to new apps and to updates of existing ones alikeRULES — The submission rule and the visibility rule are separate. An app you have stopped updating still disappears for new users on newer devices if it targets below API 35EXTENSION — An extension keeps you shipping to all users until November 1, but the form lives in Play Console and has to be filed before the deadline passesEXPO — Expo SDK 57 moves React Native from 0.85 to 0.86 while React stays at 19.2, and 0.86 is intended to land without breaking changesHERMES — 57.0.9 updates React Native to 0.86.2 and clears the Hermes V1 memory regression from SDK 56, which shows up in apps importing reanimated or workletsPREBUILD — expo prebuild now clears and regenerates the native android and ios directories by default, so hand-edited native changes vanish unless you audit for them firstDEADLINE — Four days remain until Google Play requires Android 16 (API level 36). From August 31 it applies to new apps and to updates of existing ones alikeRULES — The submission rule and the visibility rule are separate. An app you have stopped updating still disappears for new users on newer devices if it targets below API 35EXTENSION — An extension keeps you shipping to all users until November 1, but the form lives in Play Console and has to be filed before the deadline passesEXPO — Expo SDK 57 moves React Native from 0.85 to 0.86 while React stays at 19.2, and 0.86 is intended to land without breaking changesHERMES — 57.0.9 updates React Native to 0.86.2 and clears the Hermes V1 memory regression from SDK 56, which shows up in apps importing reanimated or workletsPREBUILD — expo prebuild now clears and regenerates the native android and ios directories by default, so hand-edited native changes vanish unless you audit for them first
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Rork Dev/2026-07-13Advanced

Your Detox and Maestro E2E Suite Was All Green — but the Retries Were Hiding a Flaky Test That Crashed in Production

Your E2E suite is green, yet production still crashes. The culprit: auto-retries quietly swallowing flaky failures. Field notes on measuring per-test flake rate, quarantining, and keeping only real failures as release gates.