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A launch with a verify input renders a host with one home that shows whether a user is signed in and links to the screens the end-to-end tests need. A launch with none renders the fixture as before. The fixture had no Google client ID, so useSignInWithGoogle stopped in JS and never called the @clerk/expo-google-signin native module. app.json now lists the @clerk/expo-google-signin config plugin and three placeholder values under extra: a web client ID, an iOS client ID, and the iOS URL scheme the plugin registers. None belongs to a Google project, so nobody can sign in with them. They let the hook configure the native module and open the native Google sign-in. The Google button now shows how the flow ended: cancelled, a session, or the error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expo-nativefixture inintegration/templates/expo-nativenow reads launch inputs whose names start withverify. With them, a test starts signed in or starts from clean storage without tapping through a sign-in first. #10087 adds the skill that passes these inputs, and #10090 runs its tests in CI.A launch with no
verifyinput renders the fixture as it does onmain, with the same testIDs. The tests inintegration/tests/expo-nativelaunch it that way.A launch with a
verifyinput rendersverify/VerifyHost.tsx, which always opens on one home. No input picks a screen. A test taps a button on the home to reach the screen it needs.The home looks like the home of a small app. Signed out, it shows
Signed outand aSign inbutton that opensAuthViewin a modal. Signed in, it shows theUserButton,Signed in as <email>, the user ID, the session ID, and aSign outbutton. It reads these fromuseAuth,useUser, anduseSession, as an app would, so a test can assert on what a user sees. Under them is a list of plain buttons, one for each screen a test needs.Sign in with a logoAuthViewhas a React Native view as itslogoSign in full screenAuthViewinline with no close buttonSign in full screen with a close buttonAuthViewinline withonDismiss, whose close button returns to the homeCustom sign-inuseSignInCustom sign-upuseSignUp, verified by email codeNative modulesEmbedded profileUserProfileViewinline with one custom page andonHostBackToken cacheSign in with a logohas the testIDe2e.home.authLogo,Sign in full screenhase2e.auth.signInFullScreen, and each other button hase2e.home.<name>.screens/destinations.tsis the one table of the buttons that open a screen.The fixture reads the token cache once when it starts, before Clerk loads, because Clerk stores a client token of its own once it has loaded. The
Token cachescreen shows that first answer.The
Native modulesscreen reaches native code.app.jsonlists the@clerk/expo-google-signinconfig plugin and holds three placeholder values underextra: a web client ID, an iOS client ID, and the iOS URL scheme that the plugin registers. The IDs are well formed and belong to no Google project. With them,Sign in with Googleopens the native Google sign-in, where a fixture with no client ID shows the hook's missing-credentials error.components/GoogleSignInButton.tsxshows how the flow ended: a session, a cancel, or the error. The biometric button shows the answer ofgetAvailability().The older Google test in
integration/tests/expo-native/native-modules.e2e.tsexpected the error for missing credentials, which the client IDs remove, so this pull request deletes that one test. The older biometrics test stays. #10090 deletes the file.The host draws nothing on or around
AuthView,UserButton, orUserProfileView. It shows a spinner while Clerk loads or a ticket signs in. It shows the home again when a sign-in or sign-up flow completes, and when the Back button on the first page of the embedded profile firesonHostBack. TheNative modulesandToken cachescreens have no way back, and no test needs one. When a launch cannot start, for example with a malformed publishable key or a sign-in ticket that Clerk rejects, it showsSomething went wrongand the reason.The other inputs:
verifyAuthModeissignIn,signUp, orsignInOrUp(the default) for the two full-screenAuthViewscreens and the home's modal.verifySignInTicketsigns in with the ticket strategy once Clerk has loaded, before the home renders.verifyStorageScopeclears stored Clerk state when its value differs from the last launch, so a new value starts signed out and the same value keeps the session. On iOS it deletes the app's generic-password keychain items and the identifier thatAuthViewremembers inUserDefaults. On Android it deletes theclerk_preferencesandSecureStorepreferences.verifyPublishableKeyoverridesEXPO_PUBLIC_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY.verifyLogLevel debuglogs each request as[verify:network] <method> <url without query> <status>.verifyRunIdandverifyLaunchIdappear in a[verify]console line that the host writes when its screen, user, session, or error changes. The line is for diagnosing a failed launch.The inputs are launch arguments on iOS (
-verifyAuthMode signIn) and string extras on Android (--es verifyAuthMode signIn).modules/verify-launch-configis the native module that reads them, with under 50 lines per platform. On iOS, a launch withverifyLaunchIdalso setsCLERK_E2E_MODE=1, which the native Clerk views read to keep password AutoFill off their fields. The password field of the custom sign-up form has the one-time-code content type for the same reason.Two build changes come with it.
metro.config.jswatches the monorepo and resolves the fixture's own dependencies first, but only whennode_modules/@clerk/expois a link to this repo'spackages/expo. A tarball install, as in theExpoworkflow, gets the default Metro config. For SDK 57 only,package.sdk-57.jsonaddsexpo-build-propertiesand movesexpoto~57.0.23, andapp.config.jsturns onios.enableSceneSupport.To try it, use the skill in #10087, for example
control-clerk-expo run custom-flow-sign-in. By hand, build the fixture and launch it with an input, for examplexcrun simctl launch booted com.clerk.exponativebuildfixture -verifyAuthMode signIn, then tapCustom sign-inon the home.No test in this pull request launches the fixture with a
verifyinput. The tests that do are in #10087, and the workflow in #10090 runs them on a commit that contains this fixture. That commit also has the changes #10090 makes toApp.tsxandverify/launch.ts.The last run of that workflow that passed is run 37685636703, started by hand: 22 of 22 tests on iOS and 19 of 19 on Android, where three tests are for iOS only. No test needed its retry. The files it ran on included the borrowed-device code that is now in #10131, the older
native-modulestests, and a fixture without the Google client IDs.A later run on the present
native-modulestests, run 37706627405, failed its Android job on the Google test. The CI emulator showed a Google Play services page that the back button does not cancel. The test now tapsSkipon that page. No runner has run that step yet.A local run on an iOS simulator passed 22 of 22 on an earlier head of #10090 that already had no borrowed-device code. Since that head, only the Google test and its feature file have changed, and the test's iOS steps are the same. Android was not run locally at that head.
The workflow from #10090 passed, started by hand on files identical to its present head, in run 37709561872: 22 of 22 tests on iOS and 19 of 19 on Android, where three tests are for iOS only. The Google test passed on both platforms on its first attempt. One iOS test,
custom-flow-sign-in/complete, passed on its retry: the first attempt typed five of the six digits of the test code.The
Expoworkflow skips a draft, so its jobs have not built this commit on SDK 54, 55, or 57, and the tests inintegration/tests/expo-nativehave not run against it. Those builds now run the Google config plugin, which is also not proven on those SDKs.Checklist
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