If there is no development server running for the app you are building, expo will start it automatically. To start the build process, run expo build:android or expo build:ios depending on the platform you are building for. It provides details on what types of metadata are required for the app stores. At this step, also check Deploying to App Stores documentation. We recommend you to go through Configuration with app.json/ for the full specification. For example, some developers like to configure their own build number, linking scheme, etc. There are other options you can add to app.json. Make sure to increment these for each build you upload to the App Store or Google Play Store. The ios.buildNumber and android.versionCode distinguish different binaries of your app.For example: where community is the username and native-component-list is the slug. The slug will be included in the URL that your app's JavaScript is published to. Replace "" with whatever makes sense for your app. The iOS bundleIdentifier and Android package fields use reverse DNS notation but do not have to be related to a domain.Add fields such as name, icon, and version.Here are the required fields that you have to pay attention to when configuring your app.json or file:
The code snippet below represents a minimal required version of the configuration: In app.json, you have to add a set of configurations before running the build command. Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux 2.
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