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test(expo): cover the update screen with a minimum app version - #10655
Native app force update went live on November 3, when the global native_app_force_update flag was turned on. The Expo verification map still listed the update screen as not mapped, because no spec could set a minimum app version.
This adds specs/features/update-required/ and a feature page. The tests run on a real development instance on iOS and Android, so they cover the whole path: Platform API, public environment, FAPI's 403, and <ClerkProvider>'s screen.
A signed-in user on a build below the minimum sees the update screen. Once the minimum is lowered, the same user and session are back.
A signed-out user on a build below the minimum sees the update screen.
The test app now installs expo-application, declared in its package templates so the build key changes with it. The docs say the update screen needs it, and without it the app falls back to the native screen instead of the one in packages/expo/src/update-required/. So every Expo spec now runs with it installed.
What to focus on
The version box differs by platform: iOS groups its label and value into one element, and Android keeps two text nodes, so the spec uses a different locator on each.
The test app's RoutedHost no longer shows its error screen while the app version is unsupported. A blocked launch's 403 also makes Clerk's status error, and the harness fails at once if it reads that screen first.
The screen has no test IDs, so the spec finds it by its text. I left the SDK alone to keep this test-only. A wording change will fail this spec.
The nightly and release runs include every committed spec, so these tests now depend on the global flag staying on.
The feature page lists what no spec reaches: Get help (the Platform API has no support email leaf), a screen with no update URL, an app's own screen, and the native fallback without expo-application. The spec relaunches rather than showing a block appear while the app is open, which could be added later.
Testing
integration/expo-native/bin/control-clerk-expo run update-required, 3 of 3 on a local iOS simulator and 3 of 3 on a local Android emulator. The evidence below is from this commit and pin. An earlier iOS run at this commit (r20261104-193337-644e) failed while the Mac was overloaded, with a load average near 130: the app didn't open in time and the test engine timed out starting. The rerun passed all 3 with no failed attempts.
token-cache-persistence and native-js-sync pass on Android with expo-application installed.
On my local iOS simulator, token-cache-persistence/relaunch and native-js-sync/sign-out-from-native fail, and this change isn't the cause. They fail the same way on a build without expo-application, 2 of 2 runs, with the same pin. A tap on Token cache doesn't open that screen, and the home doesn't show Signed out after a native sign-out. A separate worktree without expo-application showed the same errors on October 27. I haven't found the cause. The two native-js-sync/sign-in-from-native tests pass there.
npm test and the typecheck in integration/expo-native/. This doesn't change a published package, so I didn't run the repo-wide pnpm test or pnpm build. The empty changeset says the same.
Risk
The test app's RoutedHost doesn't clear its blocked-load flag if a block lifts while the status stays error. No spec reaches it, because they all relaunch, and the worst case is host.launch waiting out its 60 seconds instead of failing at once.
Test code, docs, and the test app's dependencies. No change to a published package, a public API, or stored session data.
If the flag were turned off, or Clerk changed how a minimum is enforced, these tests would fail and block a release until someone looked.
The update screen was listed as not mapped because no spec could set a
minimum app version. The new update-required spec blocks the test app on
a live instance with host.useMinimumAppVersion, on iOS and Android, and
checks the session returns once the minimum is lowered. The test app now
installs expo-application, which @clerk/expo needs to read its version.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Expo Native end-to-end tests for update-required screens. The tests cover signed-in and signed-out users below the minimum version, a signed-in user at the minimum, and session retention after lowering the minimum. The change also updates app-version error handling, documents test setup and platform-specific checks, and updates Expo fixture dependencies and the internal e2e dependency revision.
clerk/javascript#10616: Changes the Expo verification credential contract and internal e2e dependency used by the documented Platform API setup.
clerk/javascript#10343: Implements Expo minimum-app-version enforcement and the update screen covered by these tests.
clerk/javascript#10596: Adds per-test instance changes, run-record entries, and cleanup patterns used by the minimum-version test setup.
Suggested reviewers:mikepitre, wobsoriano
Merge Risk: Low · up to ce739
A narrow failed-recovery path may delay an integration test failure instead of reporting it immediately, but it does not affect the app’s production behavior or successful update-required checks.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding Expo tests for the update screen controlled by a minimum app version.
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The description is specific and on-topic. It explains the native app force update flag, the new update-required specs and feature page, the pin bump to clerk/internal-mobile-e2e, the expo-application …
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The description is specific and on-topic. It explains the native app force update flag, the new update-required specs and feature page, the pin bump to clerk/internal-mobile-e2e, the expo-application dependency added to the test app templates, the RoutedHost change, and the test evidence for iOS and Android. This matches the changeset in the raw summary, which covers the spec file, the feature docs, the package pin, the templates, and the test app. The description states what changed and why, so it passes this lenient check.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The build key hashes the template and not src/fixture.ts, so the package
in the install list could reuse a cached build made without it.
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- Line 7: Update the signed-in coverage description to remove the unsupported
claim that the spec asserts the iOS `Required` label/value, and state that this
detail is not asserted. Preserve the documented coverage of the update screen,
store button, and user/session behavior.
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On Android, the signed-in user got the update screen once the minimum was raised, and the same user and session ID were back after it was lowered. iOS was not run (see c4).
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Same tests on iOS simulator · Blocked Signed-out user blocked Build at the minimum opens Minimum removed after each test Blocked launch no longer logs a load error Unblocked load failure still errors
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Moves the pin to the merge commit of clerk/internal-mobile-e2e#12 on
main. From review:
- The test app no longer shows its error screen while the app version is
unsupported, so a blocked launch can't fail on it.
- The spec asserts Required on iOS, and its per-platform locators move to
specs/native.ts.
- The feature map contract allows a list of states no spec reaches, and
the skill docs name host.useMinimumAppVersion.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comments at @.claude/skills/verify-clerk-expo/SKILL.md:
- Line 142: Update the `host.launch` storage guidance to state explicitly that a
launch without `signedInAs` is signed out when storage is fresh, while
`keepStorage: true` may preserve the previous session. Preserve the existing
description of retained storage and clarify that callers must not assume such a
launch is signed out.
Review comments at @integration/templates/expo-native/verify/VerifyHost.tsx:
- Line 116: Update the VerifyHost status-handling effect to track when a load
error began while the app was unsupported, defer recording
environment_load_failed until the recovery reload finishes, and clear that
failure if recovery succeeds; keep failures from unrelated load errors intact.
Add coverage that delays a recovery response after lowering the minimum, then
foregrounds the same app process.
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The test app could record environment_load_failed when the app version
became supported again while Clerk's status was still error, and nothing
cleared it after the reload recovered. A load that failed while blocked
now records no failure until the status has left error. The skill docs
also say what keepStorage does to a launch's session, and that the states
section of a feature page is optional.
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Review comments at @integration/templates/expo-native/verify/VerifyHost.tsx:
- Line 124: Update the recovery flow in VerifyHost around
loadFailedWhileBlocked.current so it continues suppressing setFailure while
__internal_reloadInitialResources() is pending, then reports the failure if the
reload settles with an error. Ensure recovery cannot leave the host suppressed
indefinitely by applying a bounded timeout if the reload never settles.
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Description
Native app force update went live on November 3, when the global
native_app_force_updateflag was turned on. The Expo verification map still listed the update screen as not mapped, because no spec could set a minimum app version.This adds
specs/features/update-required/and a feature page. The tests run on a real development instance on iOS and Android, so they cover the whole path: Platform API, public environment, FAPI's 403, and<ClerkProvider>'s screen.Setting a minimum needs
host.useMinimumAppVersionfrom clerk/internal-mobile-e2e#12, which is merged, so this bumps the pin to its merge commit onmain. clerk/clerk-ios#813 and clerk/clerk-android#1236 are the same test for each native SDK.The test app now installs
expo-application, declared in its package templates so the build key changes with it. The docs say the update screen needs it, and without it the app falls back to the native screen instead of the one inpackages/expo/src/update-required/. So every Expo spec now runs with it installed.What to focus on
RoutedHostno longer shows its error screen while the app version is unsupported. A blocked launch's 403 also makes Clerk's statuserror, and the harness fails at once if it reads that screen first.Get help(the Platform API has no support email leaf), a screen with no update URL, an app's own screen, and the native fallback withoutexpo-application. The spec relaunches rather than showing a block appear while the app is open, which could be added later.Testing
integration/expo-native/bin/control-clerk-expo run update-required, 3 of 3 on a local iOS simulator and 3 of 3 on a local Android emulator. The evidence below is from this commit and pin. An earlier iOS run at this commit (r20261104-193337-644e) failed while the Mac was overloaded, with a load average near 130: the app didn't open in time and the test engine timed out starting. The rerun passed all 3 with no failed attempts.token-cache-persistenceandnative-js-syncpass on Android withexpo-applicationinstalled.token-cache-persistence/relaunchandnative-js-sync/sign-out-from-nativefail, and this change isn't the cause. They fail the same way on a build withoutexpo-application, 2 of 2 runs, with the same pin. A tap onToken cachedoesn't open that screen, and the home doesn't showSigned outafter a native sign-out. A separate worktree withoutexpo-applicationshowed the same errors on October 27. I haven't found the cause. The twonative-js-sync/sign-in-from-nativetests pass there.npm testand the typecheck inintegration/expo-native/. This doesn't change a published package, so I didn't run the repo-widepnpm testorpnpm build. The empty changeset says the same.Risk
RoutedHostdoesn't clear its blocked-load flag if a block lifts while the status stayserror. No spec reaches it, because they all relaunch, and the worst case ishost.launchwaiting out its 60 seconds instead of failing at once.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change
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Verified on an iOS simulator. Run
r20261104-194314-0df4onverify-ios-2atce73915e9ca3, 3 of 3 passed.videoevidence-2e99eef5a1efd251-1.mp4
Verified on an Android emulator. Run
r20261104-194051-4cbaonverify-android-1 (emulator-5560)atce73915e9ca3, 3 of 3 passed.videoevidence-a7db48fd29b32d08-1.mp4