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R8 — From Expo SDK 58, R8 is enabled by default for Android release builds. Measuring the same code before and after shows both what shrank and what brokeXCODE26.6 — The Xcode 27 image for EAS Build is still coming soon, and latest is still Xcode 26.6. Which bugs you hit depends on whether your local Xcode is already on 2711/01 — Extension requests for the Google Play target API level close on November 1, forty days away. New and updated apps need API 36 or higher, existing apps API 35 or higherFETCH — expo/fetch is reported to hang without settling on iOS, while Android resolves a truncated body as a plain 200. Nothing throws, so the timeout has to be yoursNEW — A build that stops at exit code 0: the flag that silenced the logs, and the check that let an empty file throughSCENE — expo@57.0.23 added an opt-in for launching under Xcode 27 while staying on SDK 57. Enable ios.enableSceneSupport through expo-build-propertiesR8 — From Expo SDK 58, R8 is enabled by default for Android release builds. Measuring the same code before and after shows both what shrank and what brokeXCODE26.6 — The Xcode 27 image for EAS Build is still coming soon, and latest is still Xcode 26.6. Which bugs you hit depends on whether your local Xcode is already on 2711/01 — Extension requests for the Google Play target API level close on November 1, forty days away. New and updated apps need API 36 or higher, existing apps API 35 or higherFETCH — expo/fetch is reported to hang without settling on iOS, while Android resolves a truncated body as a plain 200. Nothing throws, so the timeout has to be yoursNEW — A build that stops at exit code 0: the flag that silenced the logs, and the check that let an empty file throughSCENE — expo@57.0.23 added an opt-in for launching under Xcode 27 while staying on SDK 57. Enable ios.enableSceneSupport through expo-build-properties
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Before Your Feature Flags Turn Into a Junkyard — Governing Naming, Staged Rollout, and Kill Switches Across Six Apps

Keep adding remote-config flags and within six months you have keys nobody remembers the meaning of. Here is a governance system — naming conventions, safe defaults, staged rollout, kill switches, and monthly cleanup — with the implementation from running six apps in parallel.