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Android release builds #

Run EAS from apps/app within the full Rocksky repository. The app also needs the source of its ../../sdk/typescript dependency in the upload archive.

bunx eas-cli login
bunx eas-cli build --platform android --profile production

The production profile creates a signed Android App Bundle (.aab) for Play Console and increments the remote Android version code. Use the existing app's upload key when EAS configures signing. To download an installable APK for device testing instead, use --profile preview.

Release builds enable R8 optimization, obfuscation and resource shrinking through the withReleaseOptimization prebuild plugin. The engine's consumer rules preserve its JNI entry point names. Keep the release mapping.txt for crash deobfuscation; Android App Bundles include it in their ProGuard metadata.

native/android-release.pro also preserves Expo's runtime record annotations. Without this rule, optimized builds can fail to set expo-image source and contentPosition props even though development builds work. When changing R8 rules, test the optimized app on a device: check the opening logo, story avatars and signed-in library artwork, and check logcat for Expo record conversion errors.

EAS installs Rust 1.98.0 and cargo-ndk 4.1.2 through the pre-install hook. Gradle then builds the Rust engine from source with cargo build --release --locked through cargo-ndk, using NDK 27.1.12297006. ARM64 and x86_64 libraries are checked for matching CPU architecture and 16 KB ELF segment alignment before packaging. Missing Rust tools fail the build. Compiled libraries do not need to be uploaded.

The post-install hook bundles the sibling SDK's TypeScript runtime entries into .generated/rocksky-sdk; Metro uses those generated entries for the release.

For a local native-engine check with the Android SDK/NDK installed:

bash scripts/eas-pre-install.sh
bun run build:engine:android

Set ANDROID_NDK_HOME if the NDK is installed in a nonstandard location. The Rust module requires a native app build; it cannot run inside Expo Go.